- hokhmah
- hokh·mah
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MATKAH, JUDAH BEN SOLOMON HA-KOHEN — (Ibn Matkah; first half of 13th century), author of the Midrash ha Ḥokhmah, commonly considered the first of the great medieval Hebrew encyclopedias of science and philosophy. Judah was born in Toledo and belonged to the Ibn Shoshan family. He is … Encyclopedia of Judaism
