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Judah haLevi was a Sephardic Jewish poet, physician and philosopher. HaLevi is considered one of the greatest Hebrew-language poets and is celebrated for his secular and religious poems, many of which appear in present-day Jewish liturgy.
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science · Iberian philosopher and poet (c.1075–1141) · poet · theologian · philosopher · physician · writer · rabbi · also Judah Halevi, Judah Halevy, Judah ha-Levi, Haleṿi, Judah, Halevy, Yehuda, Halevi, Yehudah
Born 1075 · Died 1141 · Q299200
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As the perfume and beauty of a rose are within it, and do not come from without, so with Judah word and Bible passage, meter and rime, are one with the soul of the poem; as in true works of art, and always in nature, one is never disturbed by anything external, arbitrary, or extraneous.
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“Lo! Sun and moon, these minister for aye; The laws of day and night cease nevermore: Given for signs to Jacob's seed that they Shall ever be a nation — till these be o'er. If with His left hand He should thrust away, Lo! with His right hand He shall draw them nigh.”
“As the perfume and beauty of a rose are within it, and do not come from without, so with Judah word and Bible passage, meter and rime, are one with the soul of the poem; as in true works of art, and always in nature, one is never disturbed by anything external, arbitrary, or extraneous.”
Published “Acoustic band structure of periodic elastic composites” in Physical Review Letters — cited 2,714 times.
Died 1141.
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Born 1075.
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