Without Red Strings or Holy Water : : Maimonides’ Mishne Torah / / H. Norman Strickman.
Maimonides was one of the greatest Jewish personalities of the Middle Ages: a halakhist par excellence, a great philosopher, a political leader of his community, and a guardian of Jewish rights. In 1180 CE, Maimonides composed his Halakhic magnum opus, the Mishneh Torah, which can be described witho...
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