Dictionary of Jewish Biography. Dan Cohn-Sherbok.
LÉVI, ISRAEL — (1856–1939), chief rabbi of France, scholar, and writer. Lévi graduated from the Ecole Rabbinique in his native Paris. He was appointed assistant rabbi in Paris in 1882, and began teaching Jewish history at the Ecole Rabbinique in 1892 and Talmud … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Israel Levi — Israël Lévi Israël Lévi (Paris, 1856 1939) fut le grand rabbin de France de 1920 à 1939, et l un des plus grands érudits du judaïsme français de la seconde génération. Sommaire 1 Le responsable communautaire 2 L érudit du judaïsme 3 Annexes … Wikipédia en Français
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LEVI BEN GERSHOM — (1288–1344; acronym: RaLBaG; also called Maestre Leo de Bagnols; Magister Leo Hebraeus; Gersonides), mathematician, astronomer, philosopher, and biblical commentator, born probably at Bagnols sur Cèze (Languedoc – now département du Gard, France) … Encyclopedia of Judaism
LEVI — (Heb. לֵוִי), third son of Jacob and Leah, born in Paddan Aram (Gen. 29:34); father of the tribe named after him. The name Levi is explained in the Pentateuch by Leah s words at his birth: Now this time my husband will become attached to me (Heb … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Levi Eshkol — 4.º primer ministro de Israel 16 de junio de … Wikipedia Español
Levi Eshkol — 1947 Levi Eschkol (hebräisch לוי אשכול, ursprünglich Levi Schkolnik; * 25. Oktober 1895 in Oratowo bei Kiew (Ukraine); † 26. Februar 1969 in Jerusalem) war von 1963 an der dritte Ministerpräsident Israels … Deutsch Wikipedia
LEVI ISAAC BEN MEIR OF BERDICHEV — (c. 1740–1810), ḥasidic ḥaddik and rabbi; one of the most famous personalities in the third generation of the ḥasidic movement. Levi Isaac was born into a distinguished rabbinic family and his father was rabbi in Hoshakov (Galicia). After… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
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