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Agderzy Oderbash
Chief starosta of Raisin who brought about the 1458 agreement.
Pope Pius V
The pope said to have recruited crusader bands in 1463.
Szczansny
A Polish man who assembled approximately twelve thousand people.
Michael Lanczkodonsky
Official who confiscated merchandise from Jewish merchants in 1512.
Kashpitsa
Customs station where Jewish merchants transferred cattle.
Grodek
Customs station where cattle were recorded in 1548.
Shakhna
Yosef ben Shakhna’s father, who settled in Lviv and held community prominence.
Dr. M. N.
A person named in a brief heading.
Moses
A Turkish Jewish merchant arrested in Lviv in 1502 and dying in custody.
Abraham Dadadmoso
Portuguese Jewish wine-trading agent in Lviv.
Moses de Mosso
Son who assumed management after Abraham de Mosso's death.
Shlomo Maggus
One of four community leaders recorded in 1497.
Shlomo Migur
One of four community leaders recorded in 1497.
Shlomo Klaudos
One of four community leaders recorded in 1497.
Ivan Dzordz
A Jewish judge known from 1440.
Armenian chief court
Court hearing cases involving Armenian defendants.
Yosef
Communal leader whose wife is mentioned in a 1496 document.
Abraham of Bohemia
Wealthy Jewish royal treasurer appointed in 1512.
Franczek (Ephraim son of Moses)
Wealthy Jewish royal treasurer appointed in 1512.
Sokoli
Ottoman vizier mentioned in connection with Henry Valois's candidacy.
Nahum son of Isaac
Representative of the Lviv Jewish community before a committee in 1600.
Jan Świętosławski
Named among commission members who did not come to Lviv.
Isaac Nahman’s Synagogue
Jewish synagogue whose land was targeted by the Jesuits.
Gaiovsky
A priest who found the corridor door closed.
Mikolai Zebrzydowski
A political figure named in the account of political changes in Poland.
Sandomierz Confederation
A 1606 confederation recorded complaints against the king, including Jesuit influence.
Gaivsky
A priest involved in the agreement negotiations.
Author of Turei Zahav
Person whose grave marker is mentioned in the passage caption.
Armenian community of Lviv
Armenian interpreters commonly attended regulated purchases at fairs.
King
Monarch who ruled in favor of the city council.
Stanisław Podlecki
A deputy judge participating in the special commission.
Casimir IV Jagiellon
Earlier king whose 1453 regulations were submitted as evidence of Jewish trading rights.
Raisin
Region included in the commercial agreement with Jews.
Władysław IV
Young king who visited Lviv and investigated the city’s condition in 1634.
Wojciech Ostrogorski-Szarpfenberg
Leader of the municipal opposition that took control and suppressed Jews.
Toruń
Trade-fair location where goods were exported.