Author:Judah Halevi

Judah Halevi
(c. 1075 – c. 1141)

Judah Halevi

Works

Prose

• Kitab al Khazari, translated by Hartwig Hirschfeld, 1905. (external scan)

Poetry

• "Hymn for Atonement Day", translated by Solomon Solis-Cohen
• "Israel's Duration", translated by Nina Davis in Songs of Exile (1901)
• "Longing", translated by Nina Davis in Songs of Exile (1901)
• "The Lord is My Portion", translated by Nina Davis in Songs of Exile (1901)
• "A Love Song", translated by Nina Davis in Songs of Exile (1901)
• "Loved of My Soul", translated by Nina Davis in Songs of Exile (1901)
• "Ode to Zion", translated by Nina Davis in Songs of Exile (1901)
• "O My Lord, Your Dwelling Places Are Lovely", translated by Solomon Solis-Cohen
• "Sabbath, My Love", translated by Solomon Solis-Cohen
• "The Seventh Day", translated by Solomon Solis-Cohen
• "Song of Israel to God", translated by Nina Davis in Songs of Exile (1901)
• "Song of Loneliness", translated by Nina Davis in Songs of Exile (1901)
• "Song of the Oppressed", translated by Nina Davis in Songs of Exile (1901)
• "To the Glory of Jerusalem", translated by Nina Davis in Songs of Exile (1901)
• "Wedding Song", translated by Nina Davis in Songs of Exile (1901)
• "Where Shall I Find Thee?", translated by Nina Davis in Songs of Exile (1901)

Poetry collections

• Selected Poems of Jehudah Halevi, translated by Nina Salaman, Philadelphia, 1928. (external scan)

Works about Judah Halevi

• Chapter XII of Chapters on Jewish Literature by Israel Abrahams (1899)
• "Halevi, Judah Ben Samuel," by Israel Abrahams in Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed., 1911)
• Chapter X. Judah Halevi, in A History of Mediaeval Jewish Philosophy by Isaac Husik (1916)