DAVID BEN SAMUEL HA-LEVI — (known as the Taz from the initial letters of his work, Turei Zahav; 1586–1667), rabbi and halakhic authority. Born in Vladimir Volynski (Lodomeria), Ukraine, he studied under his eldest brother, Isaac ha Levi, and married the daughter of joel… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
David ben Samuel ha-Levi — (* um 1586; † 1667 in Lemberg), oft mit dem Akronym Tas, nach seinem Werk Ture Sahaw, bezeichnet, war ein polnischer jüdischer Gelehrter und Dezisor des 17. Jahrhunderts. Er war in Krakau, Posen, in Ostrog, wo er eine Jeschiwa gründete, und in… … Deutsch Wikipedia
FRIEDMANN, DAVID BEN SAMUEL — (also called Dovidel Karliner; 1828–1917), Lithuanian rabbi and posek. Friedmann was born in Biala and lived for a time in Brest Litovsk after 1836. On the advice of Leib Katzenellenbogen he moved to Kamenets Litovsk where he studied under the… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
KOKHAVI (Estella), DAVID BEN SAMUEL — (c. 1300), Provençal talmudist, active in Avignon. No biographical details are known of him. His signature occurs on two responsa included in the responsa of Isaac di Lattes (Vienna, 1860) in connection with an incident which occurred in 1305. He … Encyclopedia of Judaism
VALLE, MOSES DAVID BEN SAMUEL — (1696–1777), Italian physician and kabbalist. Valle was born in Padua. In his youth he wrote in Italian a book against Christianity entitled I Sette Giorni della Verita, but his major field was Kabbalah. He was considered to possess spiritual… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
David ben Samuel ha-Levi — (1586 1667) Polish rabbi and halakhic authority. He was born in the Ukraine. He established his own bet midrash in Krakow, and later served as a rabbi in Posen and Ostrog, where he maintained a yeshivah. During the Chmielnicki pogroms (1648 9) … Dictionary of Jewish Biography
David ben Abraham al-Fasi — David ben Abraham al Fassi David ben Abraham al Fassi est un Sage karaïte du Xe siècle, considéré comme le plus important lexicographe hébraïque de ce mouvement juif scripturaliste, adversaire du judaïsme rabbinique traditionnel. Sommaire 1… … Wikipédia en Français
David ben Abraham al-Fassi — est un Sage karaïte du Xe siècle, considéré comme le plus important lexicographe hébraïque de ce mouvement juif scripturaliste, adversaire du judaïsme rabbinique traditionnel. Sommaire 1 Éléments biographiques 2 Œuvres … Wikipédia en Français
DAVID BEN DANIEL — (fl. second half of the 13th century), exilarch in Mosul, Mesopotamia. David was descended from the exilarch Josiah b. Zakkai and a grandson of the exilarch david b. zakkai II. In 1288 David issued a threat of excommunication edict against R.… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
DAVID BEN ZAKKAI (II) — (d. c. 1216), exilarch in mosul , Mesopotamia. David and his cousin Samuel, descendants of the exilarch Josiah b. Zakkai, were community leaders in Mosul. pethahiah of regensburg , who visited Mosul about 1175, states that they owned fields and… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
