Joseph Kimhi
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Region: Espagne et Provence
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Grammarian, exegete and translator, father of David and Moïse Kimhi, a refugee from Spain to Provence. He introduced Andalusian Hebrew grammar into Christian lands.
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- « Joseph Kimhi », Encyclopaedia Judaica (2ᵉ éd.) (2007) ↗
- Blueth, in: mwj, 18 (1891), 1ff.; 19 (1892), 89ff (1892)
- Marx, in: huca, 4 (1927), 433–48 (1927)
- Newman, Jewish Studies in Memory of I. Abrahams (1927)
- Geiger, O?ar Ne?mad (1860)
- Eppenstein, in: mgwj, 40 (1896), 173ff.; 41 (1897), 83ff (1897)
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