XVIIIth century CE

rabbi of Prague

Samuel Lasry, born in Tétouan (Morocco) in 1800, became Chief Rabbi of Gibraltar; he was related to Jacob Lasry, the merchant of Oran.

German rabbi

Czech rabbi

Lithuanian rabbi

Medical degree from the University of Ferrare (1802), he practiced in Mantua where he was also a Hebrew scholar. He drafted commentaries, sermons and responsa (especially on medical questions) that…

English financier born in 1782, died in London in 1860, from a Polish family with several eminent rabbis among its ancestors. Established early in business in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, he acquired…

English author born in London in 1795, died in Liverpool in 1860, renowned as a Hebraicist and authority on rabbinic literature. He published an address strongly protesting against attempts to…

Italian Talmudist who lived in Livorno in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. He is the author of « Edout bi-Yehossef » (Livorno, 1800), in two volumes — the first of talmudic innovations on the…

Rabbi and Yemenite kabbalist (the Rashash), head of the Bet El yeshiva in Jerusalem.

Indian convert to Christianity born in Cochin in 1795, died around 1855. Converted in 1818 by T. Jarrett of Madras, he became the first missionary in India of the London Society for the Propagation…

Rabbi, Kabbalist and poet of Baghdad, author of piyyoutim and works of Kabbalah.

Rabbi of Tétouan, 18th century. Mentioned in 5476 of the Hebrew era (1716). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 126-4.

Scholar and poet born in Satanow, Poland, in 1733, died in Berlin on December 25, 1805. Having left early for the Prussian capital in pursuit of knowledge, he became the protégé of Isaac Daniel and…

German rabbi

Dutch rabbi

Russian rabbi and printer, probably born in Koretz, in Volhynia, around 1758, died in Slavouta in 1838, son of the Hasidic rabbi Pinehas of Koretz. Rabbi of Slavouta from 1808, he published there an…

Polish rabbi died in Lemberg on August 7, 1796, probably from Dobromil, first rabbi in Sale then preacher and president of the rabbinic tribunal in Lemberg until his death. He is the author of the «…

German Talmudist born in the early eighteenth century in Frankfurt-on-the-Main, died in 1782 in Mainz, from an old Frankfurt family. Eminent student of Jacob Cohen, rabbi of Frankfurt, he was…

Hungarian merchant and philanthropist, born in Güns (Köszeg) on September 20, 1798, died in Baden, near Vienna, on June 28, 1881. He was the first Jew of Hungary elevated to Austrian nobility: his…

Christian editor of Hebrew books, born in Zwettl, in Lower Austria, on 23 January 1765, died in Vienna on 27 June 1855. Entered in 1785 as an apprentice to the court printer Kurzbeck, whose Hebrew…

English physician, born in Cologne on August 14, 1714, died in London on May 4, 1780, son of Meyer Löw Schomberg. After studying medicine in Leiden, he settled in London, where his dispute with the…

English physician and writer, born in Cologne on 14 August 1714, died in Reading, England, on 29 June 1792, twin brother of Isaac Schomberg. Trained at Merchant Taylor's School and then in medicine…

British naval officer, born in 1716, died in Dublin on 19 March 1804, younger son of Meyer Löw Schomberg. Entered the navy in 1743, he was promoted to lieutenant in 1747, took command of the Richmond…

Hungarian Hebraist, born in Szenicz in 1778, died in Budapest on December 29, 1852. Teaching in several cities in Hungary and Moravia, he published notably Tseror Perahim, essays in prose and verse…

Hungarian merchant and landowner, born in 1796 in Sasvár, died in Budapest on 25 March 1874. Enriched by his commercial, industrial and agricultural enterprises, notably in the tobacco industry, he…

German educator, born in Danzig on March 11, 1763 (or 1764), died in Seesen on July 21, 1846. An orphan from an early age, he was a tutor in Berlin in the house of banker Herz Beer, father of the…

German rabbi, born in Frankfurt am Main on September 14, 1763, died in Pressburg on October 3, 1839. Student from age nine of the yeshivah of R. Nathan Adler in Frankfurt, he impresses from age…

Hungarian rabbi and talmudist, born in 1760 in Schwerin-on-the-Warthe, in the region of Posen, died on 15 January 1845, trained at the yeshivot of Presbourg and Prague. Established in Hungary in…

German-Jewish communal activist and scholar

German rabbi

Rabbinic author and cabalist of Tunis, active in the second half of the eighteenth century. He composed a kabbalistic treatise, the Ahavat Adonaï, commentary on the Idra Zouta, written in 1778 but…

Polish Talmudist of the 17th and 18th centuries, born in Polotsk, died probably in Palestine. Preacher in Prague then in Kalisz, he went to Yaroslav after the death of Israel Darshan, then was from…

Talmudic scholar, active in the first half of the 18th century. He composed a commentary on the six orders of the Mishna, the Melo Kaf Nahat, bringing together explanations drawn from Rachi,…

English physician, born in Lisbon in 1738, died in London in November 1816, from a family of physicians. Trained at the University of Bordeaux and then at Leiden, where he obtained his doctorate in…

Anti-Jewish author, born in Breslau on December 20, 1786, died in that city on December 4, 1813. Doctor of medicine from Frankfurt an der Oder in 1807 and district physician in his native city, he…

Rabbinical author, born in Tunis at the beginning of the 18th century, died in Amsterdam in 1784 while serving as rabbinical collector for the community of Jerusalem. He had left his native city to…

Rabbi. Period not specified by the source. Registered in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 118–1.

Italian rabbi and decisor, active as a teacher in Livorno, Ancona and Lugo (1730–1739), then appointed rabbi of Casale. Remarkably, twenty of his responsa were included in the « Pahad Yitzhak » of…

Rabbi of Spalato (Split) in the 18th century, student of David Pardo. Author of « Nehar Shalom », published in Amsterdam in 1775.

Talmudist and grammarian, born in Lublin, Poland, active in Przemyśl in the 16th and 17th centuries, master of the talmudist and kabbalist Hayyim Bochner. He is the author of a responsum on the…

Rabbi of Semeez, near Tykocin, in Russia, in the first half of the 18th century. He edited the Minhat Kohen (Fürth, 1741), a compendium of Talmudic novellae by Abraham Broda, Tsevi Ashkenazi and…

Disciple of the Baal Shem Tov and then of the Maggid of Mezritch, he opposed Frankism. He is the author of the famous « Siddur Reb Shabsi », prayer book with kabbalistic kavvanot (intentions), still…

Rabbi of Rabat. Period not specified by the source. Registered in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 112-2.

Rabbi of Meknès, active in the 6th century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 112-1.

Rabbi, eighteenth century. Mentioned in 5510 of the Hebrew era (1750). Son of Abraham. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 112-4.

Rabbi of Demnate. Period not specified by the source. Son of Shlomo. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 112-4.

Rabbi of Sefrou, 18th century. Mentioned in 5511 of the Hebrew era (1751). Registered in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 112-4.

Rabbi of Marrakech, eighteenth century. Mentioned in 5515 of the Hebrew era (1755). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 112-2.

Rabbi of Marrakech, eighteenth century. Mentioned in 5541 of the Hebrew era (1781). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 113-1.

Rabbi of Marrakech, 18th century. Mentioned in 5548 of the Hebrew era (1788). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 112–4.

Rabbi of Marrakech, 18th century. Mentioned in 5547 of the Hebrew era (1787). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 112-4.

Rabbi of Mazagan (El Jadida), eighteenth century. Mentioned in 5511 of the Hebrew Era (1751). Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 112-4.

Rabbi. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 112-3.

Rabbi of Rabat. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 113-1.

Rabbi of Rabat, eighteenth century. Mentioned in 5543 of the Hebrew era (1783). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 113-1.

Rabbi of Meknès, 18th century. Mentioned in 5509 of the Hebrew era (1749). Son of Maimon. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 112–4.

Rabbi, 18th century. Mentioned in 5477 of the Hebrew era (1717). Son of Yehuda. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), p. 112-3.

Rabbi of Sefrou. Period not specified by the source. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 112-4.

Rabbi. Period not specified by the source. Son of Rafael. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 112-4.

Rabbi of Meknès, active in the 6th century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Son of Maimon. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 113-2.

Rabbi. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 112-4.

Rabbi of Salé, 18th century. Died in 5472 of the Hebrew era (1712). Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 112-3.

Leader of the Yemenite Jewish community in the 18th century. Appointed governor of the Mint and superintendent of tax and royal property collection under the imams al-Mahdi and al-Mansur (1731–1761).…

Poet, founder of the journal Bikure ha-Itim, author of the epic Nir David.

rabbi (1800–1851)

hasidic Rabbi and father of the Ruzhiner Rebbe

German-Hungarian rabbi (1755-1825)

Polish rabbi and grammarian, born in 1701, died in Wilna in April 1761. Settled in Wilna from childhood, he there married the daughter of Mordekhaï b. Azriel, a notable of the city, studied Talmud…

Rabbi of Fès, eighteenth century. Mentioned in 5557 of the Hebrew era (1797). Son of Yaakov, himself son of Shaul. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 111-3.

Rabbi of Fez, 18th century. Died in 5478 of the Hebrew era (1718). Son of Yehoshua I, himself son of Menahem I. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 111-1.

Rabbi of Fez. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 119-4.

Rabbi. Period not specified by the source. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), p. 120-1.

Rabbi of Salé. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 120-2.

Rabbi of Salé, 18th century. Mentioned in 5533 of the Hebrew era (1773). Son of Abraham. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 120-1.

Rabbi of Tétouan, eighteenth century. Mentioned in 5548 of the Hebrew era (1788). Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 120-2.

Rabbi, 18th century. Mentioned in 5519 of the Hebrew era (1759). Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 126-4.

Originally from Tiberias, he gained a reputation for learning and piety, stayed in Algiers and settled in Tunis (1750). Close friend of Abraham Cohen Baberrebi, one of the oldest rabbis of Tunis.…

Rabbi of Debdou. Period not specified by the source. Son of Yosef. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 126-4.

Rabbi of Meknes. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 126-3.

Rabbi, 18th century. Mentioned in 5511 of the Hebrew era (1751). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 126-4.

Rabbi of Sefrou, active in the 6th century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Son of Yeshua. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 126-3.

Rabbi of Fez. Period not specified by the source. Son of Saadia. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 126-2.

Rabbi of Fès. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 126-3.

Rabbi, active in the 6th century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 126-2.

Rabbi of Fez. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 126-2.

Rabbi of Fès. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 126-2.

Rabbi, 18th century. Mentioned in 5477 of the Hebrew era (1717). Son of Yitshak. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 126-3.

Polish rabbinical scholar, died in Wilna, at an advanced age, on 28 March 1797. He is best known as the author of the Chevil ha-Yachar, on the decisions of Alfassi, of which only the first part was…

Rabbi of Sefrou, active in the sixth century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 115-3.

Rabbi of Fès. Period not specified by the source. Son of Yehuda. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 118-4.

Rabbi of Marrakech, 18th century. Died in 5495 of the Hebrew era (1735). Son of Abraham. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 113-4.

Rabbi of Fès, 18th century. Mentioned in 5495 of the Hebrew era (1735). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 117-3.

Rabbi of Fès, 18th century. Mentioned in 5466 of the Hebrew era (1706). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 118-2.

Rabbi. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 118-3.

Rabbi of Marrakech. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 119-1.

Rabbi of Meknès, 18th century. Mentioned in 5501 of the Hebrew era (1741). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 118-3.

Rabbi. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 113-3.

Rabbi, 18th century. Died in 5506 of the Hebrew calendar (1746). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 114-1.

Rabbi. Period not specified by the source. Registered in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 116-4.

Rabbi, 18th century. Mentioned in 5495 of the Hebrew era (1735). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), p. 117-3.

Rabbi of Tafilalet, active in the sixth century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Son of Yihye. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 118-3.

Rabbi. Period not specified by the source. Son of Abraham. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), p. 118-1.

Rabbi. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 117-4.

Rabbi of Meknès. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 117-4.

Rabbi. Period not specified by the source. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 119-1.

Rabbi of Demnate. Period not specified by the source. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 118-1.

Rabbi, eighteenth century. Died in 5540 of the Hebrew era (1780). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 116-2.

Rabbi, 18th century. Mentioned in 5486 of the Hebrew calendar (1726). Son of Abraham. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 118-3.

Rabbi of Marrakech, 18th century. Mentioned in 5475 of the Hebrew era (1715). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 118-1.

Rabbi of Marrakech, 18th century. Mentioned in 5506 of the Hebrew era (1746). Son of Yehuda. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 117-1.

Rabbi of Meknès, active in the 6th century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Son of Yehuda, himself son of Yosef. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 116-2.

Rabbi, eighteenth century. Mentioned in 5495 of the Hebrew era (1735). Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), p. 118-4.

Shlomo Chaim Perlov founded the Hasidic court of Koidanov in 1833, a branch of the Lechovitch and Karlin-Stolin Hasidisms: he was the paternal grandson of Rabbi Mordekhaï of Lechovitch and the…

Rabbi of Meknès, 18th century. Mentioned in 5487 of the Hebrew era (1727). Son of Haim. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 117-3.

Rabbi of Salé, 18th century. Mentioned in 5487 of the Hebrew era (1727). Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 119-2.

Rabbi of Salé, 18th century. Mentioned in 5488 of the Hebrew era (1728). Son of Abraham. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 114-2.

Rabbi of Fes, active in the 6th century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 118-2.

Rabbi of Bagris, 18th century. Mentioned in 5495 of the Hebrew era (1735). Son of Messod. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 118-2.

Rabbi of Fès, eighteenth century. Mentioned in 5465 of the Hebrew era (1705). Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 118-2.

Rabbi of Rabat. Period not specified by the source. Son of Moshe I. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 114-1.

Hasidic rabbi

Rabbi of Meknès, active in the 6th century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 118-3.

Rabbi of Fès. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 118-1.

Rabbi of Meknès, eighteenth century. Mentioned in 5550 of the Hebrew era (1790). Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 117-3.

Rabbi. Period not specified by the source. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 116-3.

Rabbi of Meknès. Era not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 117-4.

Rabbi. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 116-2.

Rabbi of Marrakech. Period not specified by the source. Son of Eliezer. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 114-2.

Rabbi of Sefrou. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 118-3.

Rabbi of Tétouan, 18th century. Mentioned in 5509 of the Hebrew era (1749). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 113-4.

Rabbi of Marrakech, 18th century. Mentioned in 5492 of the Hebrew era (1732). Son of Shalem. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 114-3.

Rabbi. Period not specified by the source. Son of Yehuda. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 118-3.

Galician rabbi

Rabbi of Meknès, active in the 6th century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 114-2.

Rabbi of Marrakech, eighteenth century. Mentioned in 5548 of the Hebrew era (1788). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 114-3.

Rabbi of Marrakech. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 114-2.

Rabbi, eighteenth century. Mentioned in 5548 of the Hebrew era (1788). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 114-3.

Rabbi of Tétouan, eighteenth century. Mentioned in 5555 of the Hebrew era (1795). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 117-4.

Rabbi of Marrakech, active in the 6th century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Son of Shalem. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 117-4.

Rabbi of Marrakech. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 118-3.

Rabbi of Marrakech. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 117-1.

Rabbi of Meknès, 18th century. Died in 5549 of the Hebrew era (1789). Son of Eliezer. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 116-4.

Rabbi. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 117-1.

Rabbi of Marrakech. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 114-2.

rabbi (1785-1851)

Rabbi, 18th century. Mentioned in 5511 of the Hebrew era (1751). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 126-4.

Rabbi of Fez, eighteenth century. Died in 5558 of the Hebrew era (1798). Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 124-2.

Rabbi of Fès, 18th century. Died in 5552 of the Hebrew era (1792). Son of Rafael Oved. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 122-2.

Rabbi of Marrakech. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 122-1.

Rabbi of Fès. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 122-3.

Rabbi of Salé, 18th century. Died in 5509 of the Hebrew era (1749). Son of Moshe. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 122-4.

Rabbi of Salé, 18th century. Mentioned in 5486 of the Hebrew era (1726). Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), p. 126-1.

Rabbi of Meknès, 18th century. Mentioned in 5492 of the Hebrew era (1732). Son of Daniel. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 126-1.

Rabbi of Meknès, active in the 6th century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 124-3.

Rabbi of Meknès, 18th century. Born in 5498 (1738), died in 5578 (1818) of the Hebrew era. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 121-2.

Rabbi of Fès, 18th century. Died in 5509 of the Hebrew era (1749). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 123-1.

Rabbi of Fès, 18th century. Mentioned in 5560 of the Hebrew era (1800). Son of Abraham. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 120-3.

Rabbi. Period not specified by the source. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 123-3.

Rabbi of Meknès. Era not specified by the source. Son of Maimon. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 123-1.

Rabbi of Salé, eighteenth century. Mentioned in 5488 of the Hebrew era (1728). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 120-3.

Rabbi of Fès. Period not specified by the source. Son of Hofni. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 124-4.

Rabbi of Fès. Period not specified by the source. Son of Yitshak. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 122-2.

Rabbi of Sefrou. Era not specified by the source. Son of Yaakov. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 125-3.

Rabbi of Fès, 18th century. Born in 5458 (1698), died in 5509 (1749) of the Hebrew era. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 120-4.

Rabbi of Sefrou. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 125-1.

Rabbi. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 126-1.

Rabbi of Sefrou, 18th century. Mentioned in 5486 of the Hebrew era (1726). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 121-4.

Rabbi of Rabat. Period not specified by the source. Son of Moshe I. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 123-3.

Rabbi of Fès, eighteenth century. Born in 5452 (1692), died in 5529 (1769) of the Hebrew era. Son of Saadia. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 123-4.

Rabbi of Fès, 18th century. Mentioned in 5473 of the Hebrew era (1713). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 122–4.

Rabbi of Meknès, active in the 6th century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Registered in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 122-2.

Rabbi of Fès. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 126-2.

Rabbi, active in the 6th century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 121-4.

Rabbi of Marrakech, eighteenth century. Mentioned in 5519 of the Hebrew era (1759). Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 121-4.

Rabbi of Fès, eighteenth century. Mentioned in 5506 of the Hebrew era (1746). Son of Yaakov. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 125-1.

Rabbi of Fès, active in the 6th century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Son of Abraham, himself son of Yehonathan II. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), p. 125-1.

Rabbi of Fès, 18th century. Mentioned in 5497 of the Hebrew era (1737). Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 121-4.

Hassidic Rebbi

Rabbi of Taza, active in the 6th century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Son of Abraham. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 121-4.

Rabbi of Tétouan, active in the sixth century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 120-4.

Rabbi of Tétouan, 18th century. Mentioned in 5489 of the Hebrew era (1729). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 122-3.

Rabbi of Fès. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 125-4.

Rabbi of Fès. Period not specified by the source. Son of David. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 122-1.

Rabbi of Mogador (Essaouira), active in the sixth century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 124-3.

Converted to Hasidism, founder of the rationalist movement known as « HaBaD », born in Liozna, in the province of Mogilev, in 1747, died near Kursk and buried in Haditch, in Poltava, on December 28,…

Lithuanian Orthodox Rabbi and first Rebbe of Chabad (1745–1812)

First Rebbe of Belz (1783-1855)

Rabbi of Sefrou, 18th century. Mentioned in 5557 of the Hebrew era (1797). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 115-3.

Hakham of the Bene Israël community of Bombay, born in Cochin at the end of the 18th century, died in Bombay on 17 April 1856. Shipwrecked around 1836 during a voyage from Cochin to Bombay with his…

Portuguese poet, born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on 8 May 1705, burned alive in Lisbon on 19 October 1739. Brought before the tribunal of the Inquisition as early as 1726 for his satirical poems and…

Polish rabbi

Rabbi of Meknès, active in the 6th century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), p. 99-3.

Jean Henri Simon, Belgian engraver and soldier, born in Brussels on 28 October 1752 and died there on 12 March 1834. Trained by his father, engraver Jacob Simon, he is appointed engraver to the…

Joseph David Sinzheim, first rabbi of Strasbourg, born in 1745 and died in Paris on 11 February 1812. Son of rabbi Isaac Sinzheim of Trier and brother-in-law of Herz Cerfbeer, he is the most learned…

Born in London, son of Levy Salomons of St Mary Axe. Banker, co-founder of the London and Westminster Bank and member of the London Stock Exchange. First Jewish sheriff of the City (1835), first…

Born in Jamaica into a wealthy Portuguese Sephardic family (parents Mordecai Rodriguez Lopes and Rebecca Pereira). Emigrated to Great Britain, he converted to the Church of England in 1802, which…

Rabbi, eighteenth century. Mentioned in 5509 of the Hebrew era (1749). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 99-2.

Rabbi, eighteenth century. Mentioned in 5486 of the Hebrew era (1726). Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 99-2.