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Podlasie

פאדליאשע

Lukow is described as being in Podlasie.

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Łuków Jewish community

לוקאװ

The Jewish community of Łuków is discussed historically.

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Council of the Four Lands

ועד ארבע ארצות

The central committee of Polish Jewry is mentioned.

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District Committee

ועד הגליל

A district committee is mentioned in connection with Łuków.

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Łuków Talmud Torah

תלמוד־ תורה

A Talmud Torah is listed among Łuków community institutions.

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Lublin district

לובלינער גליל (קרייז)

The Lukow Jewish community was part of the Lublin district.

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Other communities in the Lublin district

אנדערע קהילות אין דעם לובלינער גליל

Other communities in the Lublin district are mentioned without individual names.

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Jewish court of the voivode

יידישן געריכט פון דעם וואיעװאדע

Jewish court where community leaders or Tovey Ha'ir representatives sat.

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Regional district

גליל

Regional authority overseeing the Lukow community and transmitting head taxes.

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Council of the Four Lands

ועד ד׳ ארצות

Council receiving head taxes through the regional district.

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Dr. Mahler

ד״ר מאהלער

A doctor cited as the source of a 1727 report.

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Regional Council

ועד־הגליל (קרײז)

A regional Jewish council benefiting from supplementary taxes.

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Krashnik community

קראשניק

A community listed ahead of Lukow with 190 guilders.

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Radzyn community

ראדזין

A community listed ahead of Lukow with 150 guilders.

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Lewartow community

לעװערטאװ

A community listed ahead of Lukow with 130 guilders.

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Mezritch Jewish community

מעזריטש

Mezritsh is identified as Lukow's sister community.

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Rabbinical court

רבנישער בית־דין

A rabbinical court existed beside the Council of the Four Lands.

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Joel Sirkes’s birth

Joel Sirkes was born in Lublin in 1561.

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Lukow

לוקאװ

Jewish community involved in a jurisdictional dispute with Mezritch.

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Brezewitze

ברעזעװיצע

Village whose Jewish settlements were covered by the agreement.

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Joel Sirkesh

ר׳ יואל סירקעש

Rabbi identified as the first known rabbi of Lukow and author of Beit Hadash.

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Yafe family

יפה

Family name attributed to Rabbi Joel Sirkesh.

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Reuven

ראובן

A son-in-law involved in a dispute over residence in his father-in-law’s house.

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Lukow Jewish community

לוקאװ

The Jewish community named in the residence agreement.

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Mishiv Davar

משיב דבר

A work listed among the rabbinic writings discussed in the passage.

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Mishiv Nefesh

משיב נפש

A Kabbalah commentary attributed in the passage to the discussed rabbinic author.

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Commentary on the Book of Ruth

פירוש אויף מגילת רות

A commentary on the Book of Ruth listed among the writings.

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Commentary on the Siddur according to Kabbalah

פירוש אויפן םידור לויט קבלה

A Kabbalistic commentary on the prayer book listed among the writings.

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Death of Maharam of Lublin

Maharam of Lublin died in 1610.

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Burning of Łuków synagogue

The passage discusses when Łuków’s synagogue burned, without giving a date.

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The Bach becomes rabbi in Brisk

The Bach became rabbi of Brisk in 1601.

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The Bach assumes the Kraków rabbinate

The Bach was invited to occupy the Kraków rabbinate after Rabbi Feibush died.

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Łuków synagogue

שול

Synagogue whose burning date and former location are discussed.

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Rabbi Feibush

ר׳ פײבוש

Rabbi who preceded the Bach in Brisk and later served in Kraków.

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Luków

לוקאװ

Community where the Bach served as rabbi.

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Brest

בריסק

Largest Lithuanian Jewish community where the Bach became rabbi in 1601.

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