Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { <http://dbpedia.org/resource/Judah_Leon_Templo> ?p ?o. }
Showing items 1 to 58 of
58
with 100 items per page.
- Judah_Leon_Templo abstract "Jacob Judah Aryeh Leon Templo (born 1603 in Buarcos, Portugal, died after 1675) was a ḥakam, translator of the Psalms, and expert on heraldry, of Marano descent.He was son of Abraham de Leon. He became ḥakam in Middelburg and, after 1643, in Amsterdam, where he was engaged also as teacher in the Talmud Torah. He vocalized the entire Mishnah which was printed in 1646 at the establishment of Manasseh ben Israel, with the anonymous collaboration of Adam Boreel.Jacob Judah caused a great stir by a plan, drawn by him, of Solomon's Temple. It was exhibited before Charles II of England. The author published a short, comprehensive description in Spanish entitled Retrato del Templo de Selomoh. (Middelburg, 1642). This was translated into Dutch in the same year; into French in 1643; and by himself into Hebrew in 1650, with the title Tabnit Hekal. Duke August of Brunswick, and more particularly his wife Elizabeth, wished a German translation of this description and entrusted the task to Johann Saubert of Helmstädt. Someone else published such a translation in 1665, and Saubert therefore wrote a Latin translation in that year. An English version appeared in 1778, done by (Moses Pereira de Castro, his great grand son, the son of Isaac Pereira de Castro and Lea DeLeon, the daughter of his son Abraham, and in whose possession the plan was then held.In 1647 Jacob Judah wrote Tratado de la Arca del Testamento (Amsterdam, 1653). His treatise on the cherubim, their form and nature, written in Latin in 1647, appeared in Spanish under the title Tratado de los Cherubim (Amsterdam, 1654); and his description of Moses' tabernacle, written in 1647 in Dutch, was published under the title Retrato del Tabernaculo de Moseh (Amsterdam, 1654), and in English (1675). His last work was a Spanish paraphrase of the Psalms, which was printed with the text, under the title Las Alabanças de Santitad (Amsterdam, 1671), and, as is stated in the introduction, was written in seven months. The work was dedicated to Isaac Senior Teixéyra, financial agent, in Hamburg, of Queen Christina of Sweden, and was praised by many ḥakamim, scholars, and poets in Hebrew, Latin, and Spanish verses.Jacob Judah wrote also a dialogue (Colloquium Middelburgense) between a rabbi and a Christian scholar on the value of the Christian dogmas; and he left in manuscript Disputaciones con Diferentes Theologos de la Cristiandad.He was a skilful draftsman. The coat of arms of the English Grand Lodge of Masons with the motto, now "Holiness to the Lord," is the work of the "famous and learned Hebrewist, architect, and brother, Rabi Jacob Jehudah Leon." He drew also more than 200 figures and vignettes to illustrate Talmudical subjects, which his son Solomon gave to Surenhusius for his Latin translation of the Mishnah.".
- Judah_Leon_Templo birthDate "1603".
- Judah_Leon_Templo birthYear "1603".
- Judah_Leon_Templo thumbnail Italia_Jacob_Judah_Leon.jpg?width=300.
- Judah_Leon_Templo wikiPageExternalLink 606.
- Judah_Leon_Templo wikiPageID "11270260".
- Judah_Leon_Templo wikiPageRevisionID "603659347".
- Judah_Leon_Templo dateOfBirth "1603".
- Judah_Leon_Templo hasPhotoCollection Judah_Leon_Templo.
- Judah_Leon_Templo name "Leon, Judah".
- Judah_Leon_Templo shortDescription "German rabbi".
- Judah_Leon_Templo description "German rabbi".
- Judah_Leon_Templo description "German rabbi".
- Judah_Leon_Templo subject Category:1603_births.
- Judah_Leon_Templo subject Category:17th-century_German_people.
- Judah_Leon_Templo subject Category:17th-century_Sephardi_Jews.
- Judah_Leon_Templo subject Category:17th-century_deaths.
- Judah_Leon_Templo subject Category:17th-century_rabbis.
- Judah_Leon_Templo subject Category:German_rabbis.
- Judah_Leon_Templo subject Category:People_from_Hamburg.
- Judah_Leon_Templo subject Category:Sephardi_rabbis.
- Judah_Leon_Templo type 17th-centuryGermanPeople.
- Judah_Leon_Templo type CausalAgent100007347.
- Judah_Leon_Templo type LivingThing100004258.
- Judah_Leon_Templo type Object100002684.
- Judah_Leon_Templo type Organism100004475.
- Judah_Leon_Templo type PeopleFromHamburg.
- Judah_Leon_Templo type Person100007846.
- Judah_Leon_Templo type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Judah_Leon_Templo type Whole100003553.
- Judah_Leon_Templo type YagoLegalActor.
- Judah_Leon_Templo type YagoLegalActorGeo.
- Judah_Leon_Templo type Agent.
- Judah_Leon_Templo type Person.
- Judah_Leon_Templo type Person.
- Judah_Leon_Templo type Q215627.
- Judah_Leon_Templo type Q5.
- Judah_Leon_Templo type Agent.
- Judah_Leon_Templo type NaturalPerson.
- Judah_Leon_Templo type Thing.
- Judah_Leon_Templo type Person.
- Judah_Leon_Templo comment "Jacob Judah Aryeh Leon Templo (born 1603 in Buarcos, Portugal, died after 1675) was a ḥakam, translator of the Psalms, and expert on heraldry, of Marano descent.He was son of Abraham de Leon. He became ḥakam in Middelburg and, after 1643, in Amsterdam, where he was engaged also as teacher in the Talmud Torah.".
- Judah_Leon_Templo label "Jacob Juda Leon".
- Judah_Leon_Templo label "Jacob Judah Leon".
- Judah_Leon_Templo label "Judah Leon Templo".
- Judah_Leon_Templo sameAs Jacob_Judah_Leon.
- Judah_Leon_Templo sameAs Jacob_Juda_Leon.
- Judah_Leon_Templo sameAs m.02r5rs7.
- Judah_Leon_Templo sameAs Q1677539.
- Judah_Leon_Templo sameAs Q1677539.
- Judah_Leon_Templo sameAs Judah_Leon_Templo.
- Judah_Leon_Templo wasDerivedFrom Judah_Leon_Templo?oldid=603659347.
- Judah_Leon_Templo depiction Italia_Jacob_Judah_Leon.jpg.
- Judah_Leon_Templo givenName "Judah".
- Judah_Leon_Templo isPrimaryTopicOf Judah_Leon_Templo.
- Judah_Leon_Templo name "Judah Leon".
- Judah_Leon_Templo name "Leon, Judah".
- Judah_Leon_Templo surname "Leon".