Löwisohn, Salomon

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has abstract: (1789–1821), Hebrew poet, linguist, and historian. Salomon Löwisohn was born in Mór, Hungary, a small community led by his relatives, the prominent Rosenthal and Saphir families, who played key roles in the Hungarian Haskalah. As a child, he received a traditional education. When he was 12, he studied German and arithmetic at a Capuchin monastery. By the time he celebrated his bar mitzvah in 1802, Löwisohn was well versed in the Bible and began writing poems in Hebrew. @en
title: Löwisohn, Salomon
alternative label: Salomon Löwisohn
preferred label: Löwisohn, Salomon
has related: Haskalah
has related: About this Article (Hungary)
has related: Jeitteles Family
has related: Prague
has related: Saphir, Moritz Gottlieb
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