ikkarim

Updated: May 28, 2025

But his friends, he tells us in the concluding remarks to the first part of the "Ikkarim," urged him to proceed further and discuss in detail the principles, fundamental and derived, the true beliefs and the so-called "branches," which he barely enumerated in the first part.

Isaac Husik - A History of Mediaeval Jewish Philosophy

This work appeared in 1674; the first part of it was written by Penn, the second by Whithead, one of his most distinguished disciples. XV. It may be added, that the symbolic book of the Jews, is The Schelosch aikara ikkarim, the Thirteen Articles of Faith framed by Rabbi Moses Ben Maimon in the 12th century: it is frequently inserted in the Jewish prayer books.

Charles Butler - The Life of Hugo Grotius : With Brief Minutes of the Civil, Ecclesiastical, and Literary History of the Netherlands