
The other day, I saw on HebrewBooks.org a
perush on Megillat Esther, which the author calls
Perush al Megillat Achashverosh. The author is R' Zechariah ben Saruk, and in his perush, he brings in philosopy repeatedly. To the right is an excerpt from
Esther in Medieval Garb, by Barry Waldfish, available on
Google Books here, where he discusses the nature of ben Saruk's commentary, and gives examples.
The actual sefer at HebrewBooks is available
here. Why not give it a glance or two?
This post in honor of Purim, which is coming up.
1 comment:
Thanks for this. I handed a copy off to my LOR, R' Moshe Sokol, who's always interested in links between Aristotle and Rishonim - he taught us hilchot Deiot with an eye towards the Nicomachean Ethics.
BTW, I posted a long piece on short talmuds, which might interest you.
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