Lwów
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Gniezno
Site of the 1589 synod restricting grand synagogues.
Olsko Square
Square containing ruins and adjacent vacant land considered for synagogue construction.
Horse Mill
Former mill whose ruins stood on the proposed synagogue site.
Balcherska 27
Address of the residence built for Isaac in front of the square.
Serbskaya Street
Street named at the end of the passage.
Jewish quarter
Quarter containing eight Jewish houses and Isaac ben Nahman’s synagogue.
Bathhouse
Property included in the 1608 judgment and compensation arrangements.
Kolomyia
A place associated with a starosta participating in the commission.
Wallachia
Region linked to Jewish merchants through commercial connections.
Gdańsk
Trading destination for timber, potash, and related goods.
Russia
The source region from which Jewish merchants ordered furs.
Vyshnia
Place where the sejmik convened in 1640.
Bolkhov
Source of salt from royal mines traded by Jewish merchants.
Wrocław
Destination of exported Jewish-traded goods.
Königsberg
Destination of exported Jewish-traded goods.
Brunsberg
Destination of exported Jewish-traded goods.
Zamosc
City where some merchants lived.
Moldavia
Region reached by Lviv Jewish commerce.
Moscow
City reached by Lviv Jewish commerce.
Halych
Town to which the Karaites moved in 1475.
Krakow Suburb
Suburb where Jews purchased plots and houses.
Old city
The old city became a suburb after a fire.
High Castle
Palace area near the Karaite settlement.
Karaite Street
Street later named after the Karaites.
Ulytsa Kara yitska
Local name given for Karaite Street.
Podmiyeiska
Lower-city district associated with the Jewish community.
Kraków Gate
The 1623 fire spread as far as the Kraków Gate.
Benedictine convent
The fire reached the Benedictine convent and nearby areas.
Ruthenian Monastery
Monastery bordering plots held by Jews for over a century.
Yaroslavl
City where the Council of Four Lands met.
Olesky Square
A square in the Jewish quarter purchased by Isaac from the city.
Shniatyn
A place Mordecai returned from when attacked in the city square.
Jewish Street
Street where joy was reported after the archbishop returned the synagogue document.
Kovtsitsa
Village where peasants rebelled against Isaac in 1635.
Krasnystav
A location where Nachmanovich held a customs station.
Potilitch
A place where Nachmanovich held a customs station; later associated with Rabbi David.