Moses Ben Maimon [German]

Moses Ben Maimon: Sein Leben, Seine Werke Und Sein Einfluss is a detailed exploration of the life, works, and influence of Moses Maimonides, written in German. This commemorative volume, published in 1908, honors the seven-hundredth anniversary of Maimonides' death. Authored by Philipp Bloch and Wilhelm Bacher, with contributions from the Gesellschaft Zur Förderung Der Wissenschaft Des Judentums, the book delves into Maimonides' profound impact on Jewish thought and medieval philosophy.

Readers will gain insights into Maimonides' contributions as a legal scholar, philosopher, and physician. This historical account offers a comprehensive understanding of his enduring legacy and significance within Jewish history and beyond.

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