Book of Tahkemoni : Jewish Tales from Medieval Spain.

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Widely regarded as the crowning jewel of Heberew maqama literature (rhymed prose interspersed with verse) this book introduces a somewhat roguish protagonist, Hever the Kenite, often disguised as a teacher, beggar, adventurer, debater, or magician. Whether preaching, spinning history or fantasy, or...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Alharizi, Judah
Otros Autores: Segal, David Simha
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: London : Littman Library of Jewish Civilization, The, 2003.
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Harizi, Judah ben Solomon, > active 12th century-13th century. > Taḥkemoni.
Taḥkemoni (Harizi, Judah ben Solomon)
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505 0 |a Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Abbreviations and Conventions Used in the Text; Translator's Preface; The Book of Tahkemoni; Introduction; Gate 1: Whence this Work Sprung and by Whom it was Sung; Gate 2: Brimstone and Wrath against the Worldly Path; Gate 3: The Mystery and History of the Hebrew Song of Spain; Gate 4: A Descant on the Flea and the Ant; Gate 5: Twelve Poets Sound the Months' Round; Gate 6: Of One Too Swiftly Sped to the Marriage Bed; Gate 7: Of Battle Lords and Dripping Swords; Gate 8: In Praise of a Letter of Praise Read Two Ways. 
505 8 |a Gate 9: Poetic Invention: One and Thirty in ContentionGate 10: Of Rustic Propriety and Winged Piety; Gate 11: Of Verbal Show: Using and Refusing the Letter O; Gate 12: Of the Ferocity of the Wars of Stint and Generosity; Gate 13: Wherein Shall a Man be Whole? A Debate of Body, Mind, and Soul; Gate 14: Of a Prayer Beyond Price Hewn from the Mountain of Spice; Gate 15: A Prayer Sent where Grace Reposes: A Prayer to Godly Moses; Gate 16: Airs of Song's Seven Heirs; Gate 17: Rabbanite versus Karaite; Gate 18: The Rise and Reign of Monarchs of Song in Hebrew Spain. 
505 8 |a Gate 19: Of a Dispute of Poets Seven: Which Virtue is Dearest in the Eyes of HeavenGate 20: Of Seven Maidens and their Mendacity; Gate 21: Of a Sumptuous Feast and a Bumpkin Fleeced; Gate 22: Of Fate's Rack and the Zodiac; Gate 23: Of Hever the Kenite's Wretched Hour and Sudden Rise to Wealth and Power; Gate 24: Of a Jolly Cantor and Folly Instanter; Gate 25: Of a Hid Place and a Champion of the Chase; Gate 26: Travels: Kudos and Cavils; Gate 27: Of the Cup's Joys and Other Alloys; Gate 28: Praise and Pity for David's City; Gate 29: Beggars' Arts versus Frozen Hearts. 
505 8 |a Gate 30: Of a Quack and his Bogus PackGate 31: Of a Mocking Knight and a Wormwood Cup of Fright; Gate 32: Needlepoint: Point-Counterpoint; Gate 33: Homily, Hymn, and Homonym; Gate 34: Of a Host Bombastic and a Feast Fantastic; Gate 35: Of the Grave of Ezra the Blest and Poems Celeste; Gate 36: Challenge and Reply: Sweet Words Fly; Gate 37: In the Clasp of a Deadly Asp; Gate 38: Of Men and Ship in the Storm's Grip; Gate 39: The Debate of Day and Night: Whose the Greater Might and Delight; Gate 40: The Battle of Sword and Pen for Mastery of Men; Gate 41: Badinage: Man and Woman Rage. 
505 8 |a Gate 42: Generosity or Greed-Which the Better Creed or Deed?Gate 43: The Sea Roars its Worth against Proud Earth; Gate 44: Life's Laws: Proverbs and Saws; Gate 45: Hid Learning: Saws of Men of Discerning; Gate 46: Of This and That Community Sung with Impunity; Gate 47: Nation Contends with Nation for Rank and Station; Gate 48: The Heart's Grief and Relief; Gate 49: In Praise of the Fruits of the Garden Trees; Gate 50: Varia and Nefaria; Analyses; Analysis of Introduction; Gate 1; Gate 2; Gate 3; Gate 4; Gate 5; Gate 6; Gate 7; Gate 8; Gate 9; Gate 10; Gate 11; Gate 12; Gate 13; Gate 14. 
500 |a Gate 15. 
520 |a Widely regarded as the crowning jewel of Heberew maqama literature (rhymed prose interspersed with verse) this book introduces a somewhat roguish protagonist, Hever the Kenite, often disguised as a teacher, beggar, adventurer, debater, or magician. Whether preaching, spinning history or fantasy, or working a crowd, Hever the Kenite is ever the consummate storyteller and wordsmith enlightening or astounding his listeners. The author displays great scope, moving from prayers to tales of battlefield carnage, from philosophic reflection to droll satire targeting the pompous, the ignorant and the m. 
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