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Magen Gibborim
Published work attributed in the passage to Mordechai Zanro.
Maase Alfasi
Glosses on the rulings of Isaac Alfasi.
Masoret HaShas
Talmudic work attributed in the passage to Mordechai Zanro.
Ner Maaravi
Work on the Jerusalem Talmud attributed in the passage to Mordechai Zanro.
Shabbat Ahim
Unpublished manuscript collection of joint halakhic responsa.
Maamar Mordechai
Published responsa work by Mordechai Zanro.
Zvi Hirsh Ornstein
Rabbi who served as head of the rabbinical court in Brisk-Litovsk.
Yehiel Mikhel Kristiampoler
Father-in-law of Zvi Hirsh Ornstein’s wife.
Brisk-Litovsk
City where Zvi Hirsh Ornstein served as head of the rabbinical court.
Yosef Shaul Nathanson
Rabbi who became head of the rabbinical court in Lviv in 1857.
Aryeh-Libush Halevi Nathanson
Father of Yosef Shaul Nathanson.
Berzan
Birthplace of Yosef Shaul Nathanson.
Yitzhak Aharon Halevi Ettinger
Father-in-law of Yosef Shaul Nathanson and rabbi of Lviv.
Mordechai Zev Ettinger
Brother-in-law and Torah-study partner of Yosef Shaul Nathanson.
Shoel u-Meshiv
Responsa by Yosef Shaul Nathanson published in five editions.
Torat Moshe
Work on Torat Hattat by the Rema.
Yad Shaul
Annotations on the Shulchan Arukh listed among Nathanson’s works.
Beit Shaul
Work on the six orders of the Mishnah.
Divrei Shaul
Works and sermons by Yosef Shaul Nathanson.
Aryeh-Lib Broida
Son-in-law of Zvi Hirsh Ornstein who published a collection of his responsa.
Birkat Zvi Hirsh
Collection of Zvi Hirsh Ornstein’s responsa published by his son-in-law.
Yitzhak Aharon Halevi Ettinger
President of the Galician Kolel and rabbi appointed in Przemyśl.
Mordechai Zev Halevi Ettinger
Father of Yitzhak Aharon Halevi Ettinger.
Galician Kolel
Organization supporting poor people in the Land of Israel.
Aryeh-Leib Broida
The last chief rabbinical judge of Lviv and an author.
Hayim Orenstein
Rabbi identified as Aryeh-Leib Broida’s father-in-law.
Yehoshua Wolk
Rabbi and author associated with Lviv’s religious leadership.
Meir Teomim
A maggid serving Lviv’s outer-city community.
Yosef Teomim
Maggid and author associated with Lviv.
Sigismund Augustus
The king issued a 1551 order restricting inter-district rabbinic interference.
Zamość district
The Zamość district was included in the Jewish state administration.
Jewish Directorate
Twelve leaders organized Jewish affairs under early Austrian rule.
Government-appointed consistory
The Jewish leaders functioned as a government-appointed consistory.
Lviv rabbinical court
The court in Lviv comprised twelve judges inside and twelve outside the city.
Upper legal chamber
Petitions could be submitted to a superior legal chamber.
Shimkha Natan Illinberg
Rabbi Shimkha Natan Illinberg served as acting rabbi of the Hasidim in Lviv.