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Ben-David
Named participant in testimony concerning the Frankist trials in Lviv.
Czartoryski
Voivode associated with regulations concerning the chief rabbi of Lviv.
Jablonowski
Voivode whose 1726 regulations were reaffirmed according to the passage.
Marko Wroclawski
Community leader in 1763.
Moshe ben Yitzhak Menakim
Community leader, brewer, and tavern leaseholder.
Raim Yeud
Elected to community administration in Passover 1764.
Menakim
Community leader whose slate won the 1765 elections.
Yisrael Raim
Released in the 1764 judgment.
Synagogue tower
Tower where officials were imprisoned according to the passage.
Yerachmiel Mizam
Headed the arbiters selecting the community assembly.
Mendel Mikhlovitz
Submitted an electoral protest with Moshe Landin.
David Hashlem
Community leader named in a complaint over delaying the rabbinic election.
Hershko Holims
Community leader named in a complaint over delaying the rabbinic election.
Olesko Jewish community
Olesko had a Jewish community in 1628 that was subordinate to Lviv.
Chernelivtsi
Chernelivtsi community represented in regional governance.
Zaliztsi
Zaliztsi community represented in regional governance.
Zanov
Community represented at a regional settlement meeting.
Yaakov Kapil ben Asher HaKohen
Rabbi and community representative associated with the Council of Four Lands.
Barukh Dayyan
Judge listed among community leaders.
Chaim of Yavoriv
Leader of the Lviv district.
Avraham ben Shlovedshkba
Representative from the Lviv community and district.
Yekutiel Lazul Margolies
Named in an eighteenth-century leadership list.
Yaakov Yehoshua ben Tzvi of Krakow
Rabbi associated with the Lviv community and district; author of Pnei Yehoshua.
Rus-A district
A district represented at the 1764 Council of Four Lands meeting.
Joseph II
Maria Theresa's son, whose support was obtained for partitioning Poland.
Catholic cathedral
Site before which Lviv Jews swore the oath in 1773.
Aharon Rachan
Jewish wholesaler in Lviv.
Nissan Yolam
Jewish wholesaler in Lviv.
Heinzman
Partner in a competing kosher meat-tax lease bid.
Miehlbacher
Governor of Lviv who described Jewish merchants as industrious and frugal.
Kukizov
Kukizov was mentioned in connection with a Karaite population.
Yerachmiel Mizam
Community administrator fined for involvement in the bribery affair.
Community leaders in Lviv
Communal leaders who submitted a petition on behalf of Galician Jews.
Emperor Joseph II
Emperor who decided to remove distilleries from Galician Jews in 1787.
Leopold I
Emperor who issued an order concerning Jewish military service.
Jacob Kirtvau
Jewish merchant and property owner who petitioned the emperor.