Shlomo Ibn Gabirol
Shlomo Ibn Gabirol was a prominent Jewish poet and philosopher of the 11th century, known for his significant contributions to Hebrew literature and thought. Born in Spain, he is celebrated for his profound philosophical works, particularly 'Fons Vitae' (The Fountain of Life), which explores the nature of existence and the divine. His poetry, characterized by its emotional depth and intricate forms, includes hymns and liturgical pieces that are still recited in Jewish prayer today. Ibn Gabirol's influence extends beyond his lifetime, impacting both Jewish and Christian thinkers throughout the Middle Ages.
Born on Dec 01, 1021 (1004 years old)
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Shlomo Ibn Gabirol's texts are included in the D-ONE album.
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Shlomo Ibn Gabirol is mentioned as one of the authors of the liturgical poems used in the Selichot prayers.
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