Judah Katz

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• Katz — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Patronyme Katz est un nom de famille allemand fréquent, porté notamment par des Juifs ashkénazes. Il résulterait formé par les initiales (כּ״ץ) de Koen… …   Wikipédia en Français

• JUDAH — JUDAH, surname of at least three colonial American families not known to be related. New York Judahs BARUCH JUDAH (c. 1678–1774), who was born in Breslau, founded a family appearing in New York, Newport, Rhode Island, and Richmond, Virginia, in… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• JUDAH BEN JACOB HA-KOHEN — (18th century), German rabbi. Judah served as rosh yeshivah in Berlin and was later appointed dayyan in Lissa. He carried on an extensive correspondence with Ezekiel b. Judah landau and ephraim zalman margolioth . All his possessions were lost in …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• Judah the Prince — Traditional burial place of Judah the Price at Beit She arim National Park, Israel. Rebbi redirects here. For the title, see Honorifics in Judaism. For other people named Judah, see Judah (disambiguation). Judah the Prince, (Hebrew: יהודה הנשיא‎ …   Wikipedia

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• IBN QURAYSH, JUDAH — (second half of the ninth century), Hebrew grammarian and lexicographer. He was a physician in Tahert, Algeria, presumably in the second half of the ninth century (though some antedate him to the end of the eighth, and others postdate him to the… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• OBERNIK, JUDAH — (d. c. 1520), talmudist, rabbi of Mestre. Judah was a pupil of Israel Isserlein whose rulings and expositions, both heard directly and reported by others, he entered in his notebook, along with rulings of Jozman Katz, responsa of Sar Shalom of… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• MASKILEISON (Maskil le-Eitan), ABRAHAM BEN JUDAH LEIB — (1788–1848), Russian rabbi and author. Born in Radoshkovich, Belorussia, Maskileison studied under his father, who was av bet din of Khotimsk in the district of Mogilev. Abraham served as av bet din in Novogrudok. Toward the end of his life he… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• NEVAKHOVICH, JUDAH LEIB — (1776–1831), one of the earliest maskilim in Russia. Born in Polonnoye (today Khmelnitskii district), Ukraine, Nevakhovich was a teacher and a companion of abraham peretz , son in law of the wealthy joshua zeitlin of Shklov. Together with the… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• PUKHOVITSER, JUDAH LEIB — (c. 1630–after 1700), rabbi, scholar, and preacher in Lithuania, Poland, and Germany. His father had settled in Pinsk by the end of the 1620s. Judah Leib studied under Naphtali b. Isaac Katz, the rabbi of Pinsk (1639–44). His surname appears to… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism