Jewish Medieval and Renaissance studies /
edited by Alexander Altmann 
. - Cambridge  : Harvard University Press,  1967 
. - 384 p.  24 cm. 
 - (Philip W. Lown Institute of Advanced Judaic Studies, Brandeis University. Studies and texts  ; v. 4 )
<br/>К.: Бібліогр. в підрядк. прим. 
<br/> Aspects of the historical background of Jewish life in medieval Egypt, by N. Golb. <br/> Esau as symbol in early medieval thought, by. G. D. Cohen. <br/> Le problème de l'unité de Dieu d'après Dawūd ibn Marwān al-Muqammis, by G. Vajda. <br/> Saadia's list of theories of the soul, by H. Davidson. <br/> Some non-halakic aspects of the Mishneh Torah, by I. Twersky. <br/> Maimonides' "thirteen principles," by A. Hyman. <br/> Abraham Maimonides and his pietist circle, by S. D. Goitein. <br/> Yedaiah Bedershi's apology, by A. S. Halkin. <br/> Isaac ibn Laṭif <br/> philosopher of Kabbalist? By S. O. H. Wilensky. <br/> Moses Narboni's "Epistle on Shi'ur Qomā," by A. Altmann. <br/> Greek into Hebrew: Samuel ben Judah of Marseilles, fourteenth-century philosopher and translator, by L. V. Berman. <br/> The rise of art music in the Italian ghetto, by I. Adler <br/>