Medieval scientific interpretations of ancient Rabbinic calendrical traditions - Israel Sandman

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We shall see how, in their calendrical monographs, the medieval Iberian Rabbis Abraham bar Ḥayya (untitled, 1123) and Isaac Israeli (Yesod Olam, 1310) contextualize and interpret ancient Rabbinic traditions in a scientific framework. (Image: Yesod ʻolam, Israeli, Isaac ben Joseph, 1484, MS. Huntington 299, Photo: Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford 2017)

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