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David Reubeni (1490–1535/1541?) was a
mysterious Jewish "half-mystic, half-adventurer."
Reubeni presented military and
political plans to
various Christian...
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Yalqut Reubeni (Collection of Reuben) is a 17th-century
collection of
midrashim by
Rabbi Reuben Hoschke Kohen first printed at
Prague in 1660. The...
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Court of
Appeals of his
native country. When the
Jewish adventurer David Reubeni arrived in 1525 to
negotiate with the king,
ostensibly on a
political mission...
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Abdallah Jamma's
realm was incorporated. By 1523, when
Jewish traveller David Reubeni visited Sudan, the Funj
state already extended as far
north as Dongola...
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securing the ****ure of the kingdom. In 1523 the
Jewish traveller David Reubeni p****ed
through the
territory of a king 'Amara, who is
usually identified...
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Solomon ben
Reuben Bonfed (late 14th-century-early 15th century) was a
Spanish rabbi and poet who
lived in Zaragoza.
Bonafed was a
member of the group...
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visited by
Jewish traveller David Reubeni, who
disguised himself as a Sharif.
Sultan Amara Dunqas,
Reubeni wrote, was
continuously travelling through...
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found refuge in Castile, but most fled to
North Africa. In 1525,
David Reubeni, a
Jewish man who
claimed to be the
commander of a
Jewish army in the Ottoman...
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Reuben Hoshke HaKohen (Sofer) (Hebrew: אברהם ראובן הכהן סופר; died 3
April 1673) was a
Kabalist and
rabbi of Prague. "Hoshke," his father's name, is a...
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informed by The
Alphabet of Ben-Sira, she is Adam's
first wife. (Yalqut
Reubeni,
Zohar 1:34b, 3:19)
Charles Richardson's
dictionary portion of the Encyclopædia...
