George Margoliouth

The scholar George Margoliouth studied the subject, particularly in the work of Mois�s de Le�n, the Spanish kabbalist to whom the writing of the Zohar is attributed. The result of his research is this short essay, the translation of which we offer today. A son of Polish parents, George Margoliouth was a scholar of Semitic languages, orientalist and writer at the British Museum, where he was in charge of Hebrew, Syriac and Ethiopian manuscripts for more than twenty years.

The scholar George Margoliouth studied the subject, particularly in the work of Mois�s de Le�n, the Spanish kabbalist to whom the writing of the Zohar is attributed. The result of his research is this short essay, the translation of which we offer today. A son of Polish parents, George Margoliouth was a scholar of Semitic languages, orientalist and writer at the British Museum, where he was in charge of Hebrew, Syriac and Ethiopian manuscripts for more than twenty years. See less