Letter to Moses Maimonides

Jonathan ha-Kohen of Lunel

1195/6

Damaged and torn parchment, especially in a zig-zag pattern on the right, with fading vowelless Hebrew script, largely as a long paragraph with two smaller columns above and one below.
Please login or register for free access to Posen Library
Register
Already have an account?
Engage with this Source

You may also like

Account of a Visit with Maimonides

Recto: Al-Faḫr, may God protect him, went with us when we set out for Rabbi Moses’s [house] but he [preferred] for his part to remain at the entrance to the house while I and al-Ğalāl proceeded to…
View Source
Damaged and torn parchment, especially in a zig-zag pattern on the right, with fading vowelless Hebrew script, largely as a long paragraph with two smaller columns above and one below.
Tooltip info icon

Letter to Maimonides

For and on behalf of the notables and sages, by the order of old and young, upon the decision of the counsellors and advisors, I was moved to say words, utter praise, tell the glory of Moses, the…
View Source

I shall state my case

I shall state my case, and I know that I shall be acquitted. This is what you wrote in reply to my letter, this is what you dispatched to me: “If you have sinned, I have already repaid you as you…
View Source

Letter to Samuel Ibn Tibbon

In accordance with his intelligence is a man praised (Proverbs 12:8). I received all the correspondence of the esteemed, learned, and perceptive student who is the crown of disciples, the glory of the…
View Source

Letter to His Brother, Abū l-Faraj

In the name of the Merciful. Honored man, my master and sir, may God lengthen your life and prolong your strength. May He not deprive you of success. May God unite us in happier circumstances in His…
View Source