Moses Albelda

Moses Albelda (called also BEN-JACOB), a Jewish theologian of some note, flourished in the beginning of the 16th century as rabbi of the Jews of Salonica in Thessalonica. He wrote a number of works in the department of dogmatic and Biblical theology, among which special mention is due to his דרשׁ משׁה, a homiletical Commentary on the Pentateuch, accompanied by several occasional homilies (Ven. 1603, folio): — תמיד עולה, or Disquisitions on the Books of the Law, partly exegetical and partly philosophical (Ven. 1526, 1601, fol.).

 
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