- Joseph ben Gorion
- (fl. 1st cent)Palestinian military leader. He participated in the revolt against Rome. His name was associated with the authorship of the Hebrew historical narrative, Josippon.
Dictionary of Jewish Biography. Dan Cohn-Sherbok.
Joseph ben Gorion
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Joseph ben Gorĭon — (Gorionides, »Sohn des Gorion«), jüd. Befehlshaber im Aufstand gegen die Römer (67–70 n. Chr.), der mit dem Hohenpriester Anan Jerusalem befestigt e, kriegstüchtige Männer warb und ungeheure Vorräte an Waffen und Lebensmitteln häufte. Unter dem… … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon
Joseph ben Gorion — (in Hebrew, Yosef ben Gorion ) was a medieval Jewish historian best known as the author of the Sefer Yosippon , a history of the Jews from the time of the Creation to the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 CE, with historical accounts of Babylonia,… … Wikipedia
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Berdichevsky (Ben-Gorion), Micah Joseph — (1865 1921) Ukranian Hebrew writer. He lived in Breslau and Berlin. In his writings he attacked the limited scope of Hebrew literature, the inadequacy of Haskalah, the ideology of Ahad ha Am, and Hibbat Zion. Influenced by Nietzsche, he called … Dictionary of Jewish Biography
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Josippon — is the name usually given to a popular chronicle of Jewish history from Adam to the age of Titus, attributed to an author Josippon or Joseph ben Gorion. The chronicle was probably compiled in Hebrew early in the 10th century, by a Jewish native… … Wikipedia
JOSIPPON — JOSIPPON, historical narrative in Hebrew, of anonymous authorship, describing the period of the Second Temple, written in southern Italy in the tenth century. The author starts his narrative by listing the different nations and their places of… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
