a Jewish writer who flourished in 1373 at Avila, in Spain, is the author of
äàîåðä òæø
, in which he critically examines 125 passages of the Old Test. regarded by the Christians as Messianic. This work originated through a controversy, which he had had with a Jewish convert at Avila; and, for the benefit of the congregations of Avila and Toledo, he collected all the material which he laid down in his
òæø àîåðä
, forming the second part of a work bearing the general title
ñ äòæø
the first part of it being entitled
äãú òæø
. See Fürst, Bibl. Jud. 3, 435; De' Rossi. DizionarioStorico (Germ. transl.), p. 317 sq., and Biblioth. Jud. Antichrist. p. 26. (B.P.)