Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Aaron Solomon Gumperz (December 10, 1723 – 1769) was a Jewish German scholar and physician.In March, 1751, Gumperz graduated with a degree in medicine from the University of Frankfurt (Oder), his dissertation being \"Ueber die Temperamente\" (tr. About the temperaments). He was the first Prussian Jew who obtained a doctor's degree. Gumperz was especially known for having been Moses Mendelssohn's teacher of philosophy and for having inspired him with a love for literature. He wrote a Hebrew calendar for the year 5509 (1748-1749), and \"Megalleh Sod\", a supercommentary on Ibn Ezra to the Five Scrolls. Of the latter work that part dealing with Ecclesiastes was the only one published (Hamburg, 1765; Wilna, 1836). It is followed by an essay entitled \"Ma'mar ha-Madda'\", on religion and philosophy. Moses Mendelssohn strongly recommended this work in his \"Bi'ur Millot ha-Higgayon\" (§ 14)."@en }
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- Aaron_Solomon_Gumperz abstract "Aaron Solomon Gumperz (December 10, 1723 – 1769) was a Jewish German scholar and physician.In March, 1751, Gumperz graduated with a degree in medicine from the University of Frankfurt (Oder), his dissertation being \"Ueber die Temperamente\" (tr. About the temperaments). He was the first Prussian Jew who obtained a doctor's degree. Gumperz was especially known for having been Moses Mendelssohn's teacher of philosophy and for having inspired him with a love for literature. He wrote a Hebrew calendar for the year 5509 (1748-1749), and \"Megalleh Sod\", a supercommentary on Ibn Ezra to the Five Scrolls. Of the latter work that part dealing with Ecclesiastes was the only one published (Hamburg, 1765; Wilna, 1836). It is followed by an essay entitled \"Ma'mar ha-Madda'\", on religion and philosophy. Moses Mendelssohn strongly recommended this work in his \"Bi'ur Millot ha-Higgayon\" (§ 14).".