Menahem ben Hezekiah — was a quasi Messianic Jewish teacher born on the day the Second Temple was destroyed.[1] References ^ The Messiah texts Page 24 Raphael Patai 1988 The list of legendary Redeemers, or quasi Messianic charismatic figures, includes Moses, Elijah… … Wikipedia
BENEDICT BEN MOSES OF LINCOLN — (d. 1278), English financier, in secular records called Magister Benedictus filius Magistri Mossei de Lincolnia. Benedict came from a family of scholars: his great grandfather, Moses of Bristol (later of Oxford), had been a patron of letters; his … Encyclopedia of Judaism
LOANZ, ELIJAH BEN MOSES — (1564–1636), one of the outstanding kabbalists of Germany in the late 16th and early 17th centuries. Born in Frankfurt on the Main, he was a grandson of joseph joselmann b. gershom of Rosheim. His teachers included Akiva Frankfurter, Jacob… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
AARON SELIG BEN MOSES OF ZOLKIEW — (d. 1643), kabbalist. His father, Moses Hillel, was president of the Jewish community in Brest Litovsk; his brother Samuel was a parnas ( delegate ) in the Council of the Four Lands. Aaron wrote a compendium of the Zohar entitled Ammudei Sheva… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
MOSES BEN YOM-TOV — (d. 1268), London rabbi and grammarian, member of one of the most distinguished and wealthy families in England at that time. Moses himself was a businessman who did a great deal for the Jewish community of London. He was also known by the name… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
MOSKONI (Mashkoni), JUDAH LEON BEN MOSES — (b. 1328), medieval philosopher and scholar from Ocrida in Bulgaria. As a result of disturbances caused by war Moskoni left his native town in 1360 and traveled extensively through many countries. While at Negropont he became a pupil of shemariah … Encyclopedia of Judaism
JEDIDIAH (Amadio) BEN MOSES OF RECANATI — (or Rimini; 16th century), scholar and translator. Jedidiah worked as a private tutor in various Italian towns. In 1566 he made a copy (and not a translation, as Neubauer assumes) of Sefer Piskei Halakhot by Moses ibn Danon (Bodleian Library, Ms … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Elijah Bashyazi — Elijah ben Moses Bashyazi of Adrianople or Elijah Bašyazi (in Hebrew, Eliyahu ben Moshe ben Menahem ) (born c. 1420 in Adrianople ndash; died 1490 in Adrianople) was a Karaite Jewish hakham of the fifteenth century. After being instructed in the… … Wikipedia
Elijah Loans — Elijah Ben Moses Ashkenazi Loans (born Frankfurt am Main 1555; died Worms July, 1636) was a German rabbi and Kabbalist. He belonged to the Rashi family, and on his mother s side was the grandson of Johanan Luria, and on his father s of Josel of… … Wikipedia
Moses of London — Moses of London, (d. 1268), was a thirteenth century English grammarian, halakhist and Jewish scholar in London. His Darkhe ha Nikkud veha Neginah is a treatise on Hebrew punctuation and accentuation.[1] He was a descendant of Moses of Bristol,… … Wikipedia
