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JOSEPH SOLOMON DELMEDIGO (1591-1655)

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Originally appearing in Volume V07, Page 970 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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JOSEPH
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SOLOMON
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DELMEDIGO (1591-1655)  ,
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pupil of Galileo, wrote many books on
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science and
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philosophy, and
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bore a considerable
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part in initiating the
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critical
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movement in Judaism . He belonged to the sceptical school, and though his
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positive contributions to literature were not of lasting
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worth,
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Graetz includes him among the important formative influences within the
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synagogue of the 17th
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century . (I . A.) ' The Sevres Museum possesses some fragments of these decorations . See Laborde,
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Chateau de
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Madrid (
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Paris, 1853), and Comptes
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des bailments du roi (Paris, 1877-1880), in which a full
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account is given of
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Girolamo's
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work in connexion with this
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palace .

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