Simeon bar Isaac

Simeon bar Isaac

Simeon bar Isaac (* um 950; † 1015/1030 in Mainz) war ein jüdischer Talmudgelehrter und liturgischer Dichter.

Simeon bar Isaac , genannt hagadol (der Große), war ein Zeitgenosse von Gerschom ben Jehuda in Mainz, hebräisch Magenza, während der Blüte jüdischer Kultur und Religion im 10. Jahrhundert. Er war Rabbi, Leiter der jüdischen Gemeinde, Pajtan und Verfasser von Hashem Melech (Der Name des Königs). [1]

Quelle

  1. ↑ 950 - C. 1015 SIMEON BAR ISAAC "THE GREAT" OF MAYENCE

Literatur

  • Lucia Raspe: Jüdische Hagiographie im mittelalterlichen Aschkenas. 2006.
  • Abraham Meir Habermann: Pijutim, in: The Poems of Rabbi Shimon bar Isaac,. Berlin-Jerusalem 1938.
  • Haim Hillel Ben-Sasson: Geschichte des jüdischen Volkes - Von den Anfängen bis zur Gegenwart. 1992 (Lizenzausgabe für die Büchergilde Gutenberg in einem Band, Seite 506).

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