Opuscules et Traità (c)s d'Abou 'l-Walid Merwan Ibn Djanah de Cordoue presents a collection of scholarly works by the renowned 11th-century Jewish grammarian and physician, Abu al-Walid Marwan Ibn Janah (also known as Rabbi Jonah). This compilation, edited by Joseph and Hartwig Derenbourg, offers insights into Ibn Janah's contributions to Hebrew linguistics and his broader intellectual pursuits. The texts shed light on the linguistic landscape of medieval Cordoba and the intellectual exchanges within the Jewish community. This volume preserves important treatises that remain valuable for scholars interested in the history of linguistics, Jewish studies, and medieval Arabic thought.
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