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Joel Serkes
(1561–1640), one of the foremost Talmudic scholars and halakhists of Poland, better known by the acronym Baḥ, after the abbreviation of his Bayit ḥadash commentary. Sirkes was born in Lublin to a distinguished rabbinic f…
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Meir Lublin
(1558–1616), rabbinical scholar and authority. Me’ir ben Gedalyah of Lublin, known as Maharam (an acronym for “Our teacher, the Rabbi Me’ir”) or Maharam of Lublin, was a major figure in the Golden Era of Torah study in P…
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Nathan Nata Spira
(1585–1633), rabbi, preacher, and kabbalist. Natan Note Spira (also Natan Nata Shapira) was born to a rabbinical family and was named after his grandfather, a rabbi in Grodno who was the author of Mavo she‘arim (1575) an…
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Avraham Yehoshua Heschel
(1596–1663), rabbi and halakhic authority in Poland–Lithuania. Born in Brest Litovsk, Avraham Yehoshu‘a Heshel moved with his father to Lublin when the latter was appointed rabbi of the community and head of the yeshiva.…
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Joshua Falk
Talmudist und Dezisor; Schüler von Moses Isserles und Solomon Luria; leitete die Talmudschule in Lemberg und zuvor kurz als Rabbiner in Frankfurt am Main; widmete sich hauptsächlich der Kommentierung der Arbaʿah ṭurim…
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Eliyahu ben Shemuʾel
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Binyamin Ze'ev Ṿolf
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Sofer, Shabsi
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Binyamin Ze'ev Ṿolf
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Bischofswerder, Boaz
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Eliyahu ben Shemuʾel
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Falḳ, Yehoshuaʿ
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Lublin, Meʾir ben Gedalyah
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Sofer, Shabsi
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