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Loewe, Joel
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Hartwig Wessely
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Isaac Satanow
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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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Mendelssohn, Moses
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Mosheh ben Yaʿaḳov, ha-Goleh
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David Friedländer
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Emden, Yaʿaqov
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Landau, Ezechiel
Geb. 8. Okt. 1713 in Opatów, Kleinpolen,Gest. 29. Apr. 1793 in PragEinziger Sohn des wohlhabenden Gemeindevorstehers Juda b. Zwi- Hirsch Halevi L. und der Chaja, Tochter des Rb. Eleasar aus Dubno, Wolhyniensein Vater v…
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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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Gaon of Vilnius
(Gaon of Vilna; 1720–1797), Torah scholar, kabbalist, and communal leader. The Gaon of Vilna (known also by the acronym Gra, for Gaon Rabbi Eliyahu) was a spiritual giant, a role model and source of inspiration for gener…
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Isaac Abraham Euchel
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Jehuda ha-Levi
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Bachja ben Ascher
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Bachja ibn Pakuda
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Beer, Peter
(ca. 1758–1838), educator, historian, and religious reformer. Peter Beer was born in Nový Bydžov (Neu-Bidschow), Bohemia, to a middle-class family. He received a traditional Jewish education, attended yeshivas in Prague …
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Ben Shem Ṭov, Yosef
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Berlin, Saul
Geb. 1740 in Glogau,Gest. 16. Nov. 1794 in LondonSohn des Berliner Oberrb. Hirschel Lewin, talmudische Ausbildung in Berlin. Verheiratet mit Sarel Fränkel (geb. 1744 in Breslau, gest. 1810 in Berlin), der Tochter des B…
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David Abudarham
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David HaLevi Segal
(Taz; 1586–1667), rabbi, author, and head of yeshiva. The life of David ben Shemu’el ha-Levi, better known as Taz (after the initial letters of his Ture zahav [Rows of Gold], commentary upon the Shulḥan ‘arukh), spanned …
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