Isaac ibn Khalfon
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Isaac ibn Khalfon est un poète Juif Andalous du XIe siècle, né à Cordoue vers 970-980, mort après 1020. Il voyage dans le sud de l’Espagne et vit un moment à Grenade. Cinquante de ses poèmes ont survécu.
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