Dictionary of Jewish Biography. Dan Cohn-Sherbok.
EPHRAIM BEN JACOB OF BONN — (b. 1132), liturgical poet and commentator. When his teacher Joel b. Isaac ha Levi left Bonn, Ephraim succeeded him as av bet din. He also taught for some time in Mainz and Speyer. In 1197, he resided in Bonn and Neuss, leaving the latter town… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Ephraim ben Jacob of Bonn — (1132–1197) The Jewish poet and exegete (interpreter of Scripture) Rabbi Ephraim ben Jacob was born in Bonn in the Rhineland in 1132, where he was raised and educated. He became head of the rabbinical court in Bonn, and his decisions are… … Encyclopedia of medieval literature
Ephraïm ben Yaaqov de Bonn — Ephraïm de Bonn Rabbi Ephraïm ben Yaaqov de Bonn (1132 après 1196) est un tossafiste d Allemagne, commentateur, auteur liturgique et décisionnaire halakhique. Avec son frère, Rabbi Hillel, ils sont surnommés les deux hommes consacrés par l huile… … Wikipédia en Français
Ephraïm de Bonn — Ephraïm ben Jacob de Bonn (hébreu : רבי אפרים בן יעקב מבון Rabbi Ephraïm ben Yaaqov de Bonn) est un tossafiste rhénan du XIIe siècle (Bonn, 1132 après 1196). Exégète, décisionnaire, auteur liturgique et chroniqueur, lui et son frère… … Wikipédia en Français
Efraim ben Jakob — Efraim (Ephraim) ben Jakob ben Kalonymos aus Bonn, auch Efrayim Ben Yaʻaqov (* 1132 oder 1133[1]; † 1200 oder 1221[2]) war Rabbiner, Chronist, Talmudist und liturgischer Dichter. Leben Er war der Sohn des Juden Jakob in Bonn, Enkel des… … Deutsch Wikipedia
ELIEZER BEN NATHAN OF MAINZ — (known as RaBaN = Rabbi Eliezer Ben Nathan; c. 1090–c. 1170), one of the elders of Mainz and a leading rabbinic authority in Germany in the 12th century. Eliezer was apparently born in Germany and in his youth seems to have studied with rabbis of … Encyclopedia of Judaism
PULCELINA OF BLOIS — PULCELINA OF BLOIS, 12th century female moneylender to the court of Blois. Pulcelina (also Pucellina) was implicated in the first ritual murder accusation in France and was burnt at the stake along with her two daughters and 30 other co… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
ISAAC BEN ASHER HA-LEVI — (known as Riba, initials of Rabbi Isaac Ben Asher; second half of 11th and beginning of 12th century), talmudist of Speyer, the first of the German tosafists. He was a pupil of rashi and the son in law of Rashi s colleague Eliakim b. Meshullam ha … Encyclopedia of Judaism
HABERMANN, ABRAHAM MEIR — (1901–1980), bibliographer and scholar of medieval Hebrew literature. Born at Zurawno (Galicia), Habermann from 1928 was librarian at the Schocken Library in Berlin. He immigrated to Palestine in 1934 and served as director of the Schocken… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
POETRY — This article is arranged according to the following outline (for modern poetry, see hebrew literature , Modern; see also prosody ): biblical poetry introduction the search for identifiable indicators of biblical poetry the presence of poetry in… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
