He is most famous for his translation of Maimonides' Guide of the Perplexed from Arabic into Hebrew, but he translated other works by Maimonides, and produced the first Hebrew versions of Aristotle and Averroes.
"What is different from what passed happily in a bipartisan fashion last Congress?" he asked, genuinely perplexed, from the floor after the vote.
A POTENTIALLY perplexing recollection from General Joseph Ralston, Supreme Allied Commander in Europe 2000-2003, on the subject of "national caveats", whereby governments decide to refuse forces to Nato:We have found problems with national caveats.
To start, here's a perplexing one from MsCarey: Reading a review of a new Beryl Bainbridge biography today, it struck me that none of us mentioned her when talking about women writers for the Reading Group.
Though he said The Beacon had made a serious investment in its journalism, nonetheless, "We get up every day and say, how do we cause trouble?" Mr. Goldfarb and his supporters say they find the attention he has received perplexing, especially from liberal groups that, in their view, basically do the same thing he does, which is attack the opposition.
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There are handwritten notes from distraught mothers, accounts of furious phone calls from brothers and perplexed inquiries from the police following up on allegations of priests sexually abusing children.
The video was met with perplexed silence from Democrats sitting in the hall in Charleston, but Edwards aides declared victory the next day after noting that 124,000 people had watched their video on YouTube, far more than clicked onto the Clinton or Obama videos.
The proof is much coloured by Avicennian metaphysics, but its direct source is Maimonides' Guide for the Perplexed (II.1), from which it deviates only in minor respects.
