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Simha Rafporom
Jewish merchant and property owner who petitioned the emperor.
Kopler
Lessee of the meat tax mentioned in a proposal for poor relief.
Aharon Fridnkal
Named in the chapter outline as associated with founding a seminary.
General Primary School in Lviv
A general primary school was founded in Lviv in 1783.
Education Committee of the Gubernium
Education affairs were concentrated under this committee.
Nathan Morgbetau
School administrator or teacher in Lviv during 1790–1795.
Halych District
Lviv district containing one Jewish school in 1790.
Delegation of representatives from Lviv, Brody, and Buczacz
Delegation that traveled to Vienna seeking educational relief for Galician Jews.
Moses Mendelssohn
Scholar associated with Fridental and contributor to a Torah commentary.
Mendelssohn's Torah Commentary
A commentary on the Torah in which Fridental participated.
Millot ha-Higayon of Maimonides
Maimonides' work published with Mendelssohn's commentary by Fridental.
Kazimir Walahalfeil
General school director ordered to investigate seminary conflicts in 1798.
General School in the City
School directed by Kazimir Walahalfeil.
Bnei Zion
Textbook published in 1812 that influenced Jewish education in Galicia.
Isaac Reuben Fuchs
Jewish student admitted to a gymnasium and permitted to attend in Jewish dress.
Domestical Fund
Jewish fund providing annual scholarships to students.
Pinhas Eliyahu ben Meir of Vilna
Author of Sefer HaBrit HaShalem, a work on sciences and religious thought.
Bar Oppenheimer
Friend at whose home Pinhas Eliyahu Horowitz completed his book.
Bar Oppenheimer
Friend who read foreign-language works to the author.
Taste of Its Tree
Additional work on the book Etz Chaim by Hayyim Vital.
Leibowitz
Thinker whose methods are contrasted with Kant's arguments.
Mendelssohn
Figure associated with the intellectual movement discussed in the passage.
Nowakowski
Lawyer associated with aid efforts for Polish legions.
Walerian Dzieduszycki
Lawyer associated with aid efforts for Polish legions.
Prince Józef Poniatowski
Commander of Polish forces entering Lviv in 1809.
Skotzka Street
Street where Jewish home purchases were restricted.
Ulytsa Nova Street
Street where Jewish home purchases were restricted.
Halych suburb
Suburb listed in an 1825 population census.
Chaim Modlinger
Population-register administrator implicated in bribery and tried in 1817.
Karl Schwamberg
Schwamberg’s son, who worked in commerce in Vienna.
Lieber Rosenthal
A community leader before 1817.
Shmelkes
A merchant opposing the elected leaders.
Lev Mandohovitz
A merchant opposing the elected leaders.
Governorate
The authority receiving the merchants’ appeal.
von Argelt
A person associated with a memorandum submitted to the Court Council.
Badaarska Street
A street named in the discussion of Jewish clothing and urban life.