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THE WORKS OF FALAQUERA

Raphael Jospe

Torah and Sophia, 1905, p.31

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Título:
THE WORKS OF FALAQUERA
Autor: Raphael Jospe
Assuntos: Ancient philosophy ; Aristotelianism ; Arts ; Clergy ; Communications ; Communications media ; Comparative literature ; Concept of mind ; Consciousness theory ; Historical methodology ; Historiography ; History ; History of philosophy ; Jewish literature ; Literary genres ; Literary studies ; Literature ; Metaphysics ; Monopsychism ; Philosophy ; Philosophy of mind ; Physical sciences ; Physics ; Poetry ; Practical theology ; Print media ; Rabbis ; Religion ; Religious poetry ; Sacred texts ; Social sciences ; Soul ; Spiritual leaders ; Theology ; Torah ; Treatises
É parte de: Torah and Sophia, 1905, p.31
Descrição: Falaquera was a prolific writer who occasionally referred in some of his works to his other works, thus enabling us to know of more works which he authored than are extant today. InSefer Ha-Mevaqqesh,¹ Falaquera refers to seven earlier works which he had composed, in addition to his extensive poetry: I composed: (1) Rules for the sick and the regimen of health and the regimen of the soul. It is healing for the heart and a benefit for the limbs, in metrical verse. (2) And theTreatise on Ethics. which explains proper actions. (3)Balm for Sorrow, which gladdens
Editor: Hebrew Union College Press
Idioma: Inglês

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