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Reifmann, Jakob

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רייפמאן, יעקב בן צבי הירש · רייפמאנן, יעקב · רייפמן, יעקב
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REIFMAN, JACOB B. ZEBI HIRSCH · Raifman, Yaʿaḳov · Raifmann, Yaʿaḳov · Reifman, Yaakov · Reifmann, Jacob · Reifmann, Jakub · Reifmann, Ya‘akov · רײפמאן, יעקב
Born
1817
Place of birth (as recorded)
Lagow
Died
1895
Place of death (as recorded)
Szczebrzeszyn
(1818–1894), Hebrew writer and scholar, historian of ancient Jewish literature, the Bible, and Jewish philosophy. Ya‘akov Reifmann was born in Łagów, Poland. He spent his childhood in nearby Opatów, where he acquired a basic religious education, but subsequently spent most of his life—including the days of his extensive and highly diversified scholastic achievements—in Szczebrzeszyn, near Zamość, where he relocated after marrying. There he was introduced to classic Jewish philosophical literature and was profoundly influenced by Maimonides’ Guide of the Perplexed. Reifmann, who lived most of his life in poverty, learned German on his own, and, like others who followed the Haskalah, read the writings of German philosophers, which introduced him to scholarly research methods.

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137392214 · about
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81589321
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137392214
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Reifmann, Jakob

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137392214
birth date
1817
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1817
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1817
death date
1895
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1895
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Raifman, Yaʿaḳov
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Raifmann, Yaʿaḳov
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Reifmann, Jacob
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Reifmann, Jakub
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רײפמאן, יעקב
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Reifmann, Jakob

Reifmann, Jacob

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birth date
1818-04-07
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1818-04-07
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Lagow
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1894-11-13
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1894-11-13
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Szczebrzeszyn
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REIFMAN, JACOB B. ZEBI HIRSCH
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Raifman, Yaakov
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Raifman, Yaʿaḳov‏ ‎
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Reifman, Yaakov
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רייפמאן, יעקב בן צבי הירש @he
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רייפמאנן, יעקב @he
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רייפמן, יעקב @he
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מקום לידה: Lagow
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מקום לידה: לאגוב, פלך ראדום Lagow], פולין]
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מקום פטירה: Szczebrzeszyn
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מקום פטירה: שעברשין Szczebrzezyn], פולין]
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תאריך לידה עברי: א ניסן תקע"ח [7.4.1818]
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תאריך פטירה עברי: יד חשון תרנ"ה [13.11.1894].
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Reifmann, Jacob
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ריפמן, יעקב @he
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Reifmann, Jakob

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13 statements
gnd identifier
137392214
birth date
1817
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1817
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1817
death date
1895
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1895
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Raifman, Yaʿaḳov
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Raifmann, Yaʿaḳov
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Reifmann, Jacob
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Reifmann, Jakub
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רייפמאנן, יעקב
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רײפמאן, יעקב
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Reifmann, Jakob

Reifmann, Ya‘akov

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(1818–1894), Hebrew writer and scholar, historian of ancient Jewish literature, the Bible, and Jewish philosophy. Ya‘akov Reifmann was born in Łagów, Poland. He spent his childhood in nearby Opatów, where he acquired a basic religious education, but subsequently spent most of his…
(1818–1894), Hebrew writer and scholar, historian of ancient Jewish literature, the Bible, and Jewish philosophy. Ya‘akov Reifmann was born in Łagów, Poland. He spent his childhood in nearby Opatów, where he acquired a basic religious education, but subsequently spent most of his life—including the days of his extensive and highly diversified scholastic achievements—in Szczebrzeszyn, near Zamość, where he relocated after marrying. There he was introduced to classic Jewish philosophical literature and was profoundly influenced by Maimonides’ Guide of the Perplexed. Reifmann, who lived most of his life in poverty, learned German on his own, and, like others who followed the Haskalah, read the writings of German philosophers, which introduced him to scholarly research methods.
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Reifmann, Ya‘akov
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Reifmann, Ya‘akov
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