ELHANAN BEN ISAAC OF DAMPIERRE
- ELHANAN BEN ISAAC OF DAMPIERRE
- ELHANAN BEN ISAAC OF DAMPIERRE (d. 1184), tosafist; son of
isaac b. samuel the Elder of Dampierre whom he predeceased.
Elhanan was martyred, but the circumstances are unknown. Although he
wrote tosafot to many tractates,
only those to Avodah Zarah up to
p. 35a are extant (Husiatyn, 1901). His tosafot to
Yoma served as the source of the Tosafot Yeshanim
to that tractate. His father often quotes him, as do other earlier
halakhic authorities. Tosafot also cite him frequently.
Elhanan also wrote responsa which cannot, however, always be identified
as his, since they were usually written together with his father and
bear his father's signature. Comments on the Bible are quoted in his
name and he was the author of piyyutim.
-BIBLIOGRAPHY:
Urbach, Tosafot, 211–7, 399; idem, in: Sefer Assaf (1953),
18–32; Davidson, Oẓar, 4 (1933), 361 (index).
(Israel Moses Ta-Shma)
Encyclopedia Judaica.
1971.
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