Samuel Archivolti
Samuel Archivolti · Arts & Literature
Italian grammarian and poet, author of the Hebrew grammar 'Arugat ha-Bosem.'
1515, Cesena, Italy — 1611, Padua, Italy
Italy
Samuel Archivolti is recognized among Jewish contributors to Arts & Literature — Italian grammarian and poet, author of the Hebrew grammar 'Arugat ha-Bosem.'
Samuel Archivolti was an Italian Jewish grammarian, poet and rabbi active in Padua. His major work, the Hebrew grammar Arugat ha-Bosem ('Bed of Spices'), was an influential treatise on Hebrew language and poetics. A respected teacher, he helped shape Hebrew learning in Renaissance Italy.
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Source: Jewish Encyclopedia
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Italian grammarian and poet, author of the Hebrew grammar 'Arugat ha-Bosem.'
Source: Jewish Encyclopedia
