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Miles of Marseille was a Provençal-Jewish physician and philosopher of the Middle Ages. He was born at Marseille around 1294. In some manuscripts he is designated by the name "Bongodos," the Provençal language equivalent of "ben Judah." Miles became known through his Hebrew language translations from the Arabic of scientific and philosophical works. These include:

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rdfs:label	Miles de Marseille (fr) Miles of Marseilles (en)
rdfs:comment	Miles de Marseille, ou Samuel ben Judah ben Meshuallm, surnommé Barbaveira, né en 1294 à Marseille, est un médecin et philosophie juif. Il commence dès son jeune âge à étudier la science et la philosophie, puis quitte sa ville natale pour Salon. Il y étudie l'astronomie sous la direction d'Abba Mari Senior Astruc de Noves. En 1322, il est fait prisonnier dans la tour de Rodorte à Beaucaire, avec d'autres Juifs. Plus tard, il séjourne à Murcie, Tarascon, Aix et Montélimar. Miles obtient la renommée grâce à ses traductions d'œuvres scientifiques et philosophiques arabes vers l'hébreu. (fr) Miles of Marseille was a Provençal-Jewish physician and philosopher of the Middle Ages. He was born at Marseille around 1294. In some manuscripts he is designated by the name "Bongodos," the Provençal language equivalent of "ben Judah." Miles became known through his Hebrew language translations from the Arabic of scientific and philosophical works. These include: (en)
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