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Solomon, --- Bible. --- Criticism, interpretation, etc. --- 222.6 --- Samuelboeken. Boeken der koningen. David. Salomon. Elia. Elisa. Josias --- Sulaymān, --- Salomon, --- Sulaiman, --- Nabi Sulaiman --- Shelomoh, --- Salomone, --- Salomo, --- Ḳohelet, --- Suleiman bi Daudi, --- Suleiman, --- Соломон, --- Nabī Sulaymān --- שלמה --- שלמה המלך --- שלמה, --- سليمان --- سليمان, --- Soleiman, --- Sulaymaan,

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Solomon --- 221-05 --- 222.6 --- 221-05 Personen in het Oude Testament --- Personen in het Oude Testament --- Samuelboeken. Boeken der koningen. David. Salomon. Elia. Elisa. Josias --- Solomon, --- Sulaymān, --- Salomon, --- Sulaiman, --- Nabi Sulaiman --- Shelomoh, --- Salomone, --- Salomo, --- Ḳohelet, --- Suleiman bi Daudi, --- Suleiman, --- Соломон, --- Nabī Sulaymān --- שלמה --- שלמה המלך --- שלמה, --- سليمان --- سليمان, --- Soleiman, --- Sulaymaan,

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First modern edition, with facing translation, of two of the most mysterious Old English texts extant. The dialogues of Solomon and Saturn, found in MSS Corpus Christi College Cambridge 422 and 41, are some of the most complex Old English texts to survive. The first two dialogues, in verse and prose, present the pagan god Saturn inhuman form interrogating King Solomon about the mysterious powers of the Pater Noster, while in a second poem the two discuss in enigmatic terms a range of topics, from the power of books to the limits of free will. This newedition - the first to appear for some 150 years - presents a parallel text and translation, accompanied by notes and commentary. The volume also includes a full introduction, examining the evidence pointing to the influence of Irish continental learning on the dialogues' style and content; arguing that the circle which produced the dialogues was located at Glastonbury in the early tenth century, and included the young Dunstan, future archbishop of Canterbury; and locating the texts in the context of the learned riddling tradition, and philosophical debates current in the ninth and tenth centuries. Dr DANIEL ANLEZARK teaches in the Department of English at the Universityof Sydney.

Saturn (Roman deity) --- Dialogues, English (Old) --- Solomon, --- Anglo-Saxon dialogues --- Dialogues, Anglo-Saxon --- English dialogues, Old --- Old English dialogues --- English literature --- Sulaymān, --- Salomon, --- Sulaiman, --- Nabi Sulaiman --- Shelomoh, --- Salomone, --- Salomo, --- Ḳohelet, --- Suleiman bi Daudi, --- Suleiman, --- Соломон, --- Nabī Sulaymān --- שלמה --- שלמה המלך --- שלמה, --- سليمان --- سليمان, --- Soleiman, --- Sulaymaan, --- Dialogues. --- Manuscripts. --- Ninth Century. --- Old English Texts. --- Saturn. --- Solomon. --- Tenth Century. --- Theological Debates. --- Saturn

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A legendary figure in his own lifetime, Rabbi Eliahu ben Shlomo Zalman (1720-1797) was known as the "Gaon of Vilna." He was the acknowledged master of Talmudic studies in the vibrant intellectual center of Vilna, revered throughout Eastern Europe for his learning and his ability to traverse with ease seemingly opposed domains of thought and activity. After his death, the myth that had been woven around him became even more powerful and was expressed in various public images. The formation of these images was influenced as much by the needs and wishes of those who clung to and depended on them as by the actual figure of the Gaon. In this penetrating study, Immanuel Etkes sheds light on aspects of the Vilna Gaon's "real" character and traces several public images of him as they have developed and spread from the early nineteenth century until the present.

Hasidism --- Rabbis --- Chasidism --- Hassidism --- Jewish sects --- Jewish rabbis --- Clergy --- Jewish scholars --- Judaism --- History --- Functionaries --- Elijah ben Solomon, --- Gra, --- Ha-Gra, --- Vilniaus Gaonas, --- Kremeris, Elijas Zalmanas, --- Elijah, --- Gera, --- ha-Gera, --- Elijah ben Solomon Zalman, --- Eliyahu, --- Elijah Gaon, --- Vilna Gaon, --- Gaon, Elijah, --- Wilner Gaon, --- Gaon of Vilna, --- Solomon, Elijah ben, --- Solomon Zalman, Elijah ben, --- Eliyahu ben Shelomoh, --- Shelomoh, Eliyahu ben, --- Eliyahu ben Shelomoh Zalman, --- Shelomoh Zalman, Eliyahu ben, --- Vilna, Gaon of, --- Wilna, Elijah of, --- Vilna, Elijah ben Solomon, --- Ṿilna, Eliyahu mi-, --- Kramer, Eliyahu, --- Eliohu, --- Wilner Goen, --- Gaʼon, --- אילהו בן שלמה, --- אךיהו גאון וחסיד מווילנא --- אלוהו בן שלמה, --- אליה בן שלמה --- אליה בן שלמה, --- אליהו בן סולומון --- אליהו בן סולומון, --- אליהו בן סלומון, --- אליהו בן שלומה, --- אליהו בן שלומו --- אליהו בן שלמה --- אליהו בן שלמה זלמן --- אליהו בן שלמה זלמן, --- אליהו בן שלמה, הגאון מווילנא, --- אליהו בן שלמה, --- אליהו בר שלמה --- אליהו חסידא מווילמא --- אליהו מווילנא --- אליהו מווילנא, --- אליהו מווילנה --- אליהו מוילנא --- אליהו מוילנה --- אליהוה בן שלמה, --- אליהו, --- אליוה, --- אלי׳ מווילנא, --- אלי׳, --- ברי״ף, שמואל, --- גאון מוילנה --- גאון, --- גרא, --- Influence. --- Vilnius (Lithuania) --- Wilno (Lithuania) --- Vilʹna (Lithuania) --- Vilʹnia (Lithuania) --- Вільня (Lithuania) --- Vilnius, Lithuanian S.S.R. --- Ṿilnah (Lithuania) --- Ṿilne (Lithuania) --- Vilʹno (Lithuania) --- Vilniaus miesto savivaldybė --- Vilnius City Municipality --- Vilna (Poland) --- authority. --- biography. --- disciples. --- divine. --- eastern europe. --- eliahu ben shlomo zalman. --- etkes. --- gain of vilna. --- jewish authors. --- jewish leaders. --- jewish life. --- jewish. --- jewry. --- judaica. --- judaism. --- kahal. --- medieval. --- nonfiction. --- rabbi scholar. --- rabbi. --- rabbinic studies. --- religion. --- religious belief. --- religious history. --- religious leaders. --- religious men. --- talmud. --- talmudic studies. --- torah. --- vilna.

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During the eleventh and twelfth centuries, Jewish poets in Islamic Spain introduced philosophical themes into their devotional verse. Drawn to Neoplatonic thought, they made liberal use of its myth of the soul to explore the human relationship with the Divine. This novel merger reflected a conviction that ideas borrowed from Greco-Arabic philosophy meshed comfortably with traditional Jewish approaches to prayer and spirituality. This study focuses on Solomon Ibn Gabirol, Moses Ibn Ezra, Abraham Ibn Ezra, and Judah Halevi, polymath poets who also wrote philosophically-informed prose works. It probes the contemplative motifs in their religious verse, uncovering new and, at times, unorthodox layers of meaning. The book includes the Hebrew texts of representative poems accompanied by original English translations and detailed analyses.

296*62 --- 296 <460> --- Hebrew poetry, Medieval --- -Jewish religious poetry, Hebrew --- -Soul in literature --- 296*62 Joodse theologie en filosofie in de middeleeuwen --- Joodse theologie en filosofie in de middeleeuwen --- Religious poetry, Hebrew --- Hebrew poetry --- Piyutim --- Medieval Hebrew poetry --- Judaïsme. Jodendom--Spanje --- History and criticism --- Ibn Gabirol --- -Criticism and interpretation --- Jewish religious poetry, Hebrew --- Soul in literature --- Ibn Gabirol, --- Abu-Ajjub Soleiman ben Jachja ibn Gabirol, --- Abu Ayyub Sulaiman ibn Yaḥya ibn Jabirul, --- Avencebrol, --- Avicebron, --- Ben-Gabirol, Shelomoh, --- Even-Gevirol, Shelomoh, --- Gabirol, Ibn, --- Gabirol, Salomo ben Jehuda ibn, --- Gabirol, Salomón ben Jeuhdah, --- Gabirol, Shelomó Ibn, --- Gabirol, Shelomoh ben, --- Gabirol, Solomon ibn, --- Gevirol, Shelomoh Even-, --- Ibn Gabirol, Salomo, --- Ibn Gabirol, Salomón, --- Ibn Gabirol, Šelomoh, --- Ibn Gabirol, Shelomó, --- Ibn Gabirol, Shelomoh, --- Ibn-Gabirol, Shlomo, --- Ibn Gabirol, Solomon ben Judah, --- Ibn Gabirol, Solomon ben Yehuda, --- Ibn Gebirol, Solomon ben Yehudah, --- Rashbag, --- Salomo Ibn Gabirol, --- Salomón ben Jeuhdah Gabirol, --- Salomon, --- Shelomoh ben Gabirol, --- Shelomoh ben Gevirol, --- Shelomoh ben Yehudah Ibn Gabirol, --- Shelomoh ibn Gevirol, --- Solomon ben Gabirol, --- Solomon ben Judah Ibn Gabirol, --- Solomon ben Yehuda Ibn Gabirol, --- Solomon ibn Gabirol, --- Sulaimān ibn Yaḥya, --- אבן גבירל, שלמה --- אבן-גבירול --- אבן גבירול, --- אבן גבירול, שלמה --- אבן גבירול, שלמה, --- אבן גבירול, שלמה בן יהודה --- אבן גבירול, שלמה בן יהודה, --- אבן־גבירול, --- שלמה אבן, נבירול, --- שלמה אבן גבירול, --- שלמה ן׳ גבירול, --- שלמה בן גבירול --- שלמה בן גבירול, --- שלמה בן יודא גבירול --- בן גבירול, שלמה --- גבירול, שלמה בן יודא --- Sulaymān ibn Jabīrūl, --- سليمان بن جبيرول --- Ibn Jabīrūl, Sulaymān, --- Criticism and interpretation. --- Ben Gabriol, Šelomo, --- Soul in literature. --- History and criticism.