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Don Profeit Ya'qob ben Makhir Ibn Tabin (ibn Tibbon) (c.1236 - c.1312) Jacob ben Makhir Ibn Tabin (also known as Prophatius; 1236–1312), grandson of Samuel, was a distinguished Jewish physician who worked in the medical faculty of the University of Montpellier. Jacob tran... |
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Moshe ben Shmuel Ibn Tibbon (c.1198 - c.1274) Moses ben Samuel Ibn Tibbon continued the work of translation during the years 1244–1274. He lived in Montpellier and spent some time at Naples. Moses translated numerous commentaries by Averroes and m... |
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Saul Ibn Tibbon (1095 - 1160) |
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Bat Judah daughter 2 Ibn Tibbon, (dau. #1) (c.1155 - d.) |
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Bat Samuel Ibn Tibbon (c.1222 - d.) Bat Samuel ibn Tibbon was married to Jacob ben Abba Mari ben Simson Anatoli Jacob Anatoli] who therefore was the son-in-law (and possibly also the brother-in-law) of Samuel ibn Tibbon, the well known t... |
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Judah ben Saul Ibn Tibbon (1120 - 1190) Judah ibn Tibbon was born in Granada in or around the year 1120. When the Almohads entered the city in 1148 and demanded the conversion of all Jews who wanted to stay there, Judah emigrated north to th... |
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Samuel ben Judah Ibn Tibbon (c.1150 - 1232) Samuel ben Judah ibn Tibbon was the son of Judah ben Saul ibn Tibbon, “the father of translators,” who emigrated to Provence from Granada. Samuel was born in Lunel around 1160 and was educated in accor... |
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unknown bat Moshe Ibn Tibbon (c.1272 - d.) |