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Elijah Spira
Rabbiner, Prediger und Rechtsgelehrter, tätig in Kolin und Tiktin (Tschechien), später Leiter der Prager Jeschiwa
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Galante, Moses ben Mordecai
Talmudist and kabbalist, one of the scholars ordained in Safed in the second half of the 16th century.
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Haim Nathan Dembitzer
(1820–1892), Orthodox community leader, religious court judge, and chronicler. Ḥayim Natan Dembitzer was born in Kraków, where he served from 1849 as a dayan (religious court judge) and magid (preacher); by 1856 he was a…
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Isaac Adarbi
Rabbiner und halachische Autorität; wirkte in Thessaloniki in der sefardischen Gemeinde, später als Rabbiner der dortigen Shalom-Gemeinde.
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Israel Isserlein
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Jacob ben Hayyim Zemah
kabbalist and physician; imm. from northern Portugal to Safed between 1610 and 1620; settled in Jerusalem, 1640
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Jacob ben Judah Landau
Sohn eines Rabbiners aus Landau; 1480 Rabbiner in Pavia und ab 1487 in Neapel
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Jeshua ben Joseph, ha-Levi
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Joel Müller
Sohn des Rb. Moses Löb Hakohen M. in Ostroh Schüler von Salomon Quetsch in Lipník (Leipnik), Studium an der Univ. Wien. Ordiniert vom mährischen Landesrabbinat auf testamentarischen Wunsch seines 1853 gestorbenen Vaters …
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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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Lazarus Goldschmidt
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Levi Bodenheimer
Sohn des Galanteriewarenhändlers Moses B. und seiner Frau Rebecka Moses, besucht das Gymnasium in Karlsruhe und betreibt talmudische Studien bei Ascher Löw und Jakob Ettlinger. WS 1826 imm. Würzburg, zugleich Schüler der…
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Louis Ginzberg
Jüd. Gelehrter, Professor am Jewish Theological Seminary in New York
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Moses Kunitz
(1774–1837), rabbinic scholar. Born in Alt-Ofen (Óbuda), Hungary, Mosheh Kunitz studied Talmud with the leading authorities of his day: Wolf Boskowitz, Mosheh Münz, Yeḥezkel (Ezekiel) Landau, and Isaiah Berlin (Pick) of …
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Nissim ben Jacob
Leiter einer talmudischen Hochschule in Kairuan; Talmudkommentator; Talmudist; Lehrer
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Reischer, Jacob ben Joseph
(also known as Jakob Backofen or Back; ca. 1670–1733), rabbi, halakhic authority, and author. Probably born in Prague to a rabbinical family, Reischer studied under Rabbi Aharon Shim‘on Spira (presiding judge of the rabb…
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Samuel ben Chofni
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Saul Lieberman
Professor; Talmudist. - Professeur d'études talmudiques
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Shimon Shkop
(1860–1939), Lithuanian Talmudist. Shim‘on Shkop studied in the Mir and Volozhin yeshivas, where he stood out as a brilliant student. In Volozhin he met Ḥayim Soloveichik, who became his principal teacher and greatly inf…
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Shlomo Kluger
(1785–1869), Orthodox leader, rabbi, dayan (religious court judge), magid (preacher), and halakhic decisor. Shelomoh ben Yehudah Kluger was born in Komarów, Poland, and studied in nearby Zamość. Orphaned in 1801, he move…
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