Abrabanel, Judah

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Abrabanel, Judah (also known as Leo Hebraeus, c.1460–c.1523). Jewish Portuguese philosopher, poet, and physician. He served as personal physician to the Spanish viceroy in Naples and was the author of Telunah ʿal ha-Zeman (Complaint against Time) and four poems about his father Isaac. His most famous work was a philosophical dialogue on the theme of love (Dialoghi di amore).

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