Приклади вживання Maimonides Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Maimonides was an Arab.
All Israel has a portion in the world to come" Maimonides.
Maimonides' first philosophical topic is God.
One of the foremost medieval Jewish philosophers was Maimonides.
Maimonides lived in an Arabic country.
It is in these two countries that Maimonides wrote his most important works.
Maimonides wrote about this in the 12th century.
The controversy over and against Maimonides occasionally reached an extreme frenzy.
Maimonides would have done exactly what I did.
Some medieval political theorists such as Maimonides and Rabbeinu Nissim saw kingship as ideal.
Maimonides also undertook in the Guide the explanation of obscure biblical parables.
When we talk about the Arab Golden Age, we cannot not think of Ibn Sina, al-Haytham,Averroes, Maimonides.
According to Maimonides, philosophy leads to intellectual, moral and bodily perfection.
The exhibit will also feature other artifacts such as manuscripts from the 12-15th centuries,including Latin translations of Maimonides' work from the very earliest days of print.
In Cairo, Maimonides became the leader of the Jewish community, and also practiced medicine to great acclaim.
Everybody wanted to live in Spain,even the greatest Jewish philosopher, Maimonides, wanted to live in Spain, but sadly he was expelled, and ended up in Alexandria, Egypt.
According to Maimonides, one must believe in what does not contradict reason, but this does not mean that everything can be proved to him.
In the introduction to Mishnah Sanhedrin(10:1), which begins with the words"AllIsrael has a portion in the world to come," Maimonides dealt at length with the fundamental doctrines of Judaism which are formulated in the Thirteen*Articles of Faith.
Between 1170 and 1180 Maimonides, one of the foremost rabbis in Jewish history, compiled his magnum opus, the Mishneh Torah.
Maimonides did this by using concepts from his intellectual milieu to cast new light on the earlier terms and metaphors.
In the early thirteenthcentury the philosophical book The Guide for the Perplexed by Maimonides was prohibited to be read until one was older by some French and Spanish Jewish leaders, because of the perceived danger of philosophy.
Maimonides, one of the foremost 12th century rabbinical arbiters and philosophers, sees the relation of Islam to Judaism as primarily theoretical.
Jewish physician Moses Maimonides wrote a seven-chapter treatise on hemorrhoids calling into question the contemporary state of treatment.
Maimonides defined prophecy as an emanation from God, which, through the intermediacy of the Active Intellect, flows first upon man's intellectual faculty and then upon his imagination.
In his"Treatise of Asthma" Maimonides stresses that the physician is important not only during sickness but also when the body is healthy.
For example, Maimonides, according to the first interpretation, believed that the world was created, while according to the second, his true view was that the world is eternal.
Maimonides was, by general agreement, the most significant Jewish philosopher of the Middle Ages, and his Guide of the Perplexed is the most important philosophic work produced by a Jew.
Against this view, Maimonides argues that all divine commandments are the product of God's wisdom, though he adds that some are easily intelligible(mishpatim), and others intelligible only with difficulty(ḥukkim).
Maimonides(1135- 1204 AD) observed:"The basic symptoms that occur in pneumonia and that are never lacking are as follows: acute fever, sticking pleuritic pain in the side, short rapid breaths, serrated pulse and cough.".
Maimonides answered an inquiry concerning astrology, addressed to him from Marseille.[66] He responded that man should believe only what can be supported either by rational proof, by the evidence of the senses, or by trustworthy authority.