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Maimonides, Moses

Moses Maimonides (Moses ben Maimon, Rambam), 1135-1204. Medieval Jewish philosopher and Talmudic scholar. His Aristotelian teachings were influential with both Islamic and Christian medieval scholars, most notably Aquinas.

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• - Profile of the Jewish religious leader and thinker known as the Rambam.
  
• - Extensive links and an online edition of Immanuel O'Levy's translation of the first book of the Mishneh Torah.
  
• - Biography of Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon, the 12th-century Sephardic leader.
  
• - Extensive notes on this work by Maimonides.
  
• - Entry from this openly-edited online reference work.
  
• - One-paragraph life of this noted medieval philosopher.
  
• - Article on the life, work, philosophy, and influence of the Spanish-born Talmudist.
  
• - Biographical article on this medieval scholar.
  
• - Article by William Turner from the Catholic Encyclopedia. Discusses this thinker's life and doctrines.
  
  

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