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Solomon Sirilio (Hebrew: סיריליאו also שלמה סריליו) (1485–1554), the son of
Joseph Sirilio, was a
Spanish rabbi and
author of one of the
first commentaries...
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Solomon Sirilio (1485–1554), also
known as Rash
Sirilio,
whose commentaries cover only the
Seder Zeraim and the
tractate Shekalim of
Seder Moed.
Sirilio's commentary...
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Solomon Sirilio, Ma'aser
Sheni 5:5 Maimonides'
Mishnah Commentary (Ma'aser
Sheni 5:15), vol. 1,
Mossad Harav Kook:
Jerusalem 1963, p. 233; cf.
Sirilio's Commentary...
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Commentators on the
Jerusalem Talmud 16th
century Solomon Sirilio Samuel Jaffe Ashke****
Elazar Azkari 17th
century Joshua ben
Israel Benveniste...
- OCLC 783455868,
explained to mean 'jujube' (Ziziphus jujuba);
Solomon Sirilio's Commentary of the
Jerusalem Talmud, on Kila'im 1:4, s.v. השיזפין, which...
- in
Hebrew sī'ah. Late
Spanish Jewish authorities, such as
Rabbi Solomon Sirilio (1485–1554),
thought that si'ah
meant in
Spanish poleo,
which is pennyroyal...
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Genesis Rabbah 91:3 and
Ecclesiastes Rabbah 7:11; see
Commentary of
Solomon Sirilio,
Jerusalem Talmud (Oz
Vehodor edition), s.v.
Berakhot 7:2 ****r 29b Bauer...
- (Maimonides' commentary)
Jerusalem Talmud (Ma'aserot 4:3,
Commentary of
Solomon Sirilio, s.v. מן המעטן)
Higher Yield due to the 2nd
Extraction in
Olive Oil Manufacture...
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mathematician Hayyim Shabbethai,
Chief Rabbi of
Thessaloniki Solomon Sirilio,
rabbi and
Talmud commentator Hayyim Saruq,
trader and
diplomat Joseph...
- upon the
commentaries of
Rabbi Shimshon of Sens,
Rashi and
Rabbi Solomon Sirilio. In
addition to his
commentary he
wrote Dibre Emet (Words of Truth), which...
