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Samuel Garmison

שמואל גרמיזון

Region: Empire ottoman

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Scholar born in Salonika, rabbi in Jerusalem, author of Imré Binah.

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GARMISON, SAMUEL

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Rabbin palestinien du dix-septième siècle. Il était originaire de Salonique et s'établit à Jérusalem, où il devint rabbin. De ses nombreux ouvrages, seulement deux subsistent, et uniquement en manuscrit : « Imre Binah », novelles sur les traités talmudiques, et « Imre No'am », homélies ; la seconde partie de ce dernier ouvrage se trouve en la possession du Ḥakam Bashi Al-Yashar à Jérusalem. Dans ce dernier ouvrage l'auteur cite trois autres : « Imre Yosher », « Imre Emet », et un commentaire sur le Ṭur Ḥoshen Mishpaṭ.

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