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Moses ben
Baruch Almosnino (c. 1515 – c. 1580) was a
distinguished rabbi; born at
Thessaloniki about 1515, and died in
Constantinople about 1580. He was...
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emphasized the
rationality of
Jewish tradition. Salonika,
Ottoman Empire Moses Almosnino was born
Thessaloniki 1515 - died
Constantinople abt 1580. He was a student...
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foreign diplomats Leandre Le****, Vito Positano,
Rabbi Gabriel Almosnino and
Josef Valdhart refused to
leave the city thus
saving it. Many Bulgarian...
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Joseph ben
Isaac Almosnino (1642–1689) was a
rabbi and
scholar from a
renowned Spanish rabbinic family. He was
rabbi in Belgrade, and aut****d numerous...
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Pascal Meunier Presented by Les
Minikeums Voices of Gérald
Dahan Laurent Almosnino Lucile Gaut
Sandrine Alexi Didier Gustin Mathieu Schalk Julie Victor Issa...
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among whom were
Moses ibn Ḥabib, who
became his son-in-law, and
Joseph Almosnino,
later rabbi of Belgrade.
Another son-in-law of his was
Moses Ḥayyun,...
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among his
schoolmates were
Isaac Adarbi,
Joseph ibn Leb, and
Moses Almosnino.
While on a
mission to
Constantinople he met the
noted grammarian Menahem...
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Levine Fred
Lotto Sep 18, 1899 - Dec 16, 1899
Milly Phillips Laura Almosnino Sep 18, 1899 - Dec 16, 1899 Leah
Rosabel Morrison Sep 18, 1899 - Nov 25...
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estate Aaron Samuel Kaidanover (1614–1676), Polish-Lithuanian
rabbi Joseph Almosnino (1642–1689), Gr****-Serbian
rabbi Judah he-Hasid (1660–1700),
Jewish preacher...
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Hebrew languages (such as Abensur, Abravanel, Abulafia, Albaranes,
Almosnino, Amigo, Bensussan, Biton, Corcos, Gabbay, Nahon, and Serfaty).
These names...
