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Jonathan Eybeschutz
(ca. 1694–1764), one of the foremost and certainly the most controversial rabbinical figure of his generation. Born in Kraków, Yonatan Eybeschütz moved about 1700 to the Moravian community of Eibenschütz, where his fathe…
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Emden, Yaʿaqov
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David Oppenheim
(1664–1736), chief rabbi of Prague; bibliophile. Oppenheim was born in Worms, where his father, Abraham, was a communal leader. Samuel Oppenheim, financier and war contractor to Habsburg Emperor Leopold I, was his uncle.…
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Jacob ben Aaron Sasportas
Rabbiner, Kabbalist und vehementer Gegner der sabbatianischen Bewegung
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Jair Chajim Bacharach
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Mose Zacuto
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Mussafia, Benjamin ben Immanuel
Spanisch-jüdischer Philologe, Arzt u. Kabbalist; wahrscheinlich in Spanien geboren; lebte u.a. in Hamburg u. Glückstadt; Hausarzt d. dän. Königs Christian IV.; in Amsterdam gestorben.
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Nathan Hannover
(d. 1683), chronicler of the Khmel’nyts’kyi uprising (gzeyres takh vetat). Presumably born in Ostróg in Volhynia, Natan Note (often Neta‘ or Nata) Hannover studied at the local yeshiva and then seems to have traveled acr…
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Nathanael Weil
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Schotten, Samuel
Geb. in Frankfurt/M.,Gest. 13. Okt. 1796 in MannheimSohn des Moses Hakohen Sch. aus Frankfurt/M. Durch Heirat mit Simchele Münz, Tochter des Mannheimer Klausrb. Hillel M., erbte er 1750 eine Stelle an de Lemle-Moses’sc…
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Abraham Gombiner
(1635–1682), author of commentaries on the Shulḥan ‘arukh (Oraḥ ḥayim) and Yalkut Shim‘oni. He was born in Gombin, Poland (hence his family name), where his father was martyred in 1655, in the aftermath of the Khmel’nyts…
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Elia ha-Kohen
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Ezechiel ben Abraham Katzenellenbogen
Rabbiner und Autor; ab 1714 Rabbiner der Dreigemeinde Altona, Hamburg, Wandsbek
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Falk, Yaʿaqōv Yehōšuaʿ
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Fonseca, Isaac Aboab da
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Isaac Lampronti
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Jechiel Heilprin
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Katz, Reuben Hoeshke ben Hoeshke
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Menasse ben Israel
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Nieto, David
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