Sefer ha-Shem (the Book of the Name)
Abraham ibn Ezra · 1148 / 1834 ed. · Hebrew
About this book
Abraham ibn Ezra (1089-1167), the Andalusian-Jewish exegete, mathematician and astrologer, wrote on the Hebrew letters, the divine names, gematria, the mazzalot, the 28 lunar mansions and the theory of precession. Sefer ha-Shem ("Book of the Name," 1148) is his treatise on the divine Name and the properties of the Hebrew letters; the complete Furth 1834 edition (PDF scan, 83 pp.) is hosted here. (His astronomical Reshit Hokhmah is not available as a complete free edition and is cited in the paper Sec.12.2 rather than hosted.)
Relevance to this project
A primary Hebrew source for the letter-attribute and divine-name material the paper’s theophoric-name analysis rests on, and for Ibn Ezra’s mazzalot / 28-mansion / precession substrate (Sec.9, historic-sourcing).
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