Zeitschrift für hebraeische Bibliographie · 1902-05-01 · 3 (Mai-Juni 1902) · p. Seite 90

90 (Mesehullam b.) Salomo (1427) in Sovrino 816 Mischäel b. Abraham, Arzt (vor 1308) 364 Mordechai b. Abraham Mose Kochab 974 — b. Isak (1291) in Arles 149 — — — aus Tivoli 269 Moses b. Abraham (1390 in Montpellier) 241 -deCiudat (־־] 4 1030 ,959 (1498 ,סיבדת M. Sahlun HÜb. S. 649, wo 259 Druckf.] — b. Benjamin (1292; Arzt 182 — Bonavita 206 — b. Elia (1293) 370 — Gabbai Chassan b. Salomon in סצאר דל קשטריאל 238 (1461) ׳ — Hillel b. Isak Hillel (1371) 673• — b. Isak Tibbon (1402) 804 -Jechiel (1303) 38 — — Jehuda b. Schalom (XIV/ Jh.) 1222 -Josua genannt- Mos. ״Marquis“ (Märkes 1474 ,מערקיש) in... 402 איד ־.. נהר פר״ש [HB. VII, 26, Rev. des Üt. J. I, 73] -Mattatja (1385) in Imolaj611 (Fortsetzung .folgt). Notes and Queries on early Ameriean Judaiea. By George Alexander Kohut. As supplementary to Prof. Richard Gottheil’s bibliographic notes in vol. IV, no. 2, pp. 56—57 of this journal, I beg to point out the following interesting data: 1) Cordova, Jacob Chajjim b. Moses Raphael, printer in Amsterdam in the middle of the XVII. Century, was for a time in Brazil. In fact he describes himself as hailing from קיק בראדל. Vide concerning him, his family and others■ bearing bis name, Steinschneider, jüdische Topographie, p. 67; Catal. ßodl., 2866 — 68; Kayserling, ßiblioteca Espanöla-Portugueza Judaica, Strasshurg 1890, p. 39. He is not mentioned in the same author’s essay on ״The Earjiest Rabbis - and Jewish Writers of