Isaac ben Solomon Sahula

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Isaak ben Solomon (Avi) Sahula (* 1244 in Guadalajara in Spain ) was a Jewish fabulous poet and ethical writer of the 13th century.

His Meshal ha-Kadmoni (“Fable of the Past ”) was widespread .

Text output

  • Meshal Haqadmoni: Fables from the distant past. A Parallel Hebrew – English Text, edited and translated by R. Loewe, Vol. 1. The Littman Library of Jewish Civilization. Jerusalem: Magnes 2004. ISBN 978-1-874774-56-3

literature

  • Franz Delitzsch : On the history of the Jewish Poësie from the conclusion of the Holy Scriptures of the old covenant to the most recent times. , Leipzig: K. Tauchnitz 1836.
  • Moritz Steinschneider : The Arab literature of the Jews. Frankfurt am Main 1902.
  • Aron Freimann : About Hebrew incunabula. In: Kurt Wilhelm , Science of Judaism in the German Language Area , Tübingen 1967, Vol. II.
  • Angel Sáenz-Badillos; Judit Targarona Borrás: Diccionario de autores judios (Sefarad. Siglos X-XV). Estudios de Cultura Hebrea 10. Córdoba 1988, pp. 169-170.

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personal data
SURNAME Sahula, Isaac ben Solomon
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Sahula, Jitzchaq ben Schlomo Avi; Sahula, Isaac ben Solomon Avi
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Jewish writer
DATE OF BIRTH 1244
PLACE OF BIRTH Guadalajara (Spain)
DATE OF DEATH 13th century or 14th century