Lwów
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Boimov Street
A street partly included in the Jewish quarter.
City synagogue
A synagogue serving the city’s Jews.
Old synagogue
The synagogue where the community administration held meetings.
Shimon ben Saul
The first known city solicitor, born in Lviv.
Lviv Jewish community
The Jewish community negotiated with city authorities and the king over confiscated goods and commercial rights.
Yitzhak
One of four community leaders recorded in 1497.
Stefan Bidlevsky
A Jewish judge known from 1440.
Krzysztof de Sancto Romulo
An Italian Jewish judge recorded in 1445.
Gorodok
Place associated with customs leasing.
Mikolai Stradovsky
Voivode's scribe who served as a judge in 1446.
Stanislaw Golski
Named in connection with regulations for Lviv Jews.
Stefan Czarniecki
Voivode who issued a regulation in 1660.
Isaac son of Mordechai (Markovich)
Jewish intercessor who pledged household items as security.
Greater Poland
Region where early tax collectors served.
Lviv Jewish community administration
Communal body whose leaders collected and administered taxes.
Jewish chief royal treasurers
Institution of senior Jewish treasurers linked directly to the treasury treasurer.
Israel son of Jonah (Jonashovitz)
Representative named in a document on behalf of the community.
Isaac
Person listed in a community document.
Baruch
Person listed in a community document.
Judah
Person listed in a community document.
Azriel
Person listed in a community document.
Samuel
Person listed in a community document.
Emperor Maximilian
Emperor mentioned in connection with a historical document.
Henry Valois
King of Poland from 1573 to 1574.
Catherine de' Medici
Named as Henry Valois's mother.
Hilary Nussbaum
Jewish historian cited regarding royal privileges.
Stephen Bathory
King of Poland from 1576 to 1586, according to the passage.
Lviv synagogue
Synagogue sought by the Jesuits and later returned to the Jews.
Jesuits
Religious order that demanded the Lviv synagogue.
Royal Tribunal
Tribunal whose ruling is mentioned in the synagogue dispute.
Mikolaj Herburt of Polstyn
Starosta sued by a Jew in 1578 and refused to appear before the king.
Jewish cemeteries
Cemeteries whose protection was assigned to city authorities.
City government
Municipal authority responsible for damages to Jewish synagogues and cemeteries.
Isaac ben Nahman
Head of the Lviv Jewish community who purchased land for a synagogue.
Nahman
Son of Isaac ben Nahman and participant in founding a new synagogue.
Family of Isaac ben Nahman
Family that led the community and established important public institutions.