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Aben Ezra
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Aben Ezra: see Ibn Ezra, Abraham ben Meir Ibn Ezra, Abraham ben Meir , c.1089–1164, Jewish grammarian, commentator, poet, philosopher, and astronomer, b. Tudela, Spain. He traveled widely and wrote a number of ethical treatises, poems, and other works.
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The topics include the perishability axiom and its impact on Christian views about the origin and nature of the soul, an annotated translation of al-Kindi's That There are Separate Substances, the Jewish neoplatonism of Abraham ibn Ezra and Judah Halevi, and intellect as intrinsic formal cause in the soul according to Aquinas and Averroes.
The commentator Abraham Ibn Ezra, for one, has an interesting distinction between external and internal injuries and sees Exodus 21.
He mentions a number of famous Jewish scholars by name: Solomon ben Isaac (1040-1105), more commonly known as Rashi, Levi ben Gershom (1288-1344) and especially Abraham Ibn Ezra (1089-1164/65).
 
 
 
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