Lwów
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Volhynia
Region toward which the Cossacks advanced in 1648.
Venice
City where the chronicle was first published in 1653.
Zolkiew
Place toward which Khmelnytsky withdrew.
Lemberg
City described in the quoted elegy as suffering a devastating plague.
Jewish quarters
Jewish quarters were targeted during attacks.
Nearby towns
Nearby towns were affected by allegedly forged hostile letters.
Podohaytsa
Seat to which local authorities were instructed to send arrested persons.
Jewish suburb
Suburb attacked during the disturbances; survivors fled into the city.
Vilna
Place from which the king sent instructions in June 1664.
Lviv synagogues
Synagogues whose damages were included in compensation.
Komarno
Town where Aryeh Leib ben Tzvi-Hirsch served as rabbi.
Bursa
Place associated with Moses Servil.
Gallipoli
Fortress where emissaries met Sabbatean followers and Sabbatai Zevi.
Nobles' jurisdictions
Jews received permission to reside in nobles' jurisdictions.
City palace outskirts
Area where the governor permitted Jews to settle.
Kamianets-Podilskyi
City captured by the Turks on 29 August 1672.
Trembowla
Community listed among Jewish populations obliged to defend cities.
Buczacz
Community listed among Jewish populations obliged to defend cities.
Tarnopol
Community listed among Jewish populations obliged to defend cities.
Amsterdam
City from which Uri ben Aharon Faybush Halevi moved a printing press.
Rynok
City center described as full of Jewish shops in 1708.
Mariampol
Place where a community regulation was issued in 1703.
Shvarshin
Place where Simcha Rapoport died in 1718.
Tarlow
Town where Yaakov Yehoshua served as rabbi.
Korob
Town where Yaakov Yehoshua served as rabbi.
Lesko
Town where Yaakov Yehoshua served as rabbi.
Zolochiv
Town where Chaim ben Lizarel served as rabbi.
Buchach
Town where Rabbi Yehoshua temporarily settled.
Berlin
City where Rabbi Yehoshua later served as rabbi.
Zolkow
City identified as a center of Sabbatean influence.
Rohatyn
City identified as a center of Sabbatean influence.
Podhajce
City identified as a center of Sabbatean influence.
Horodenka
City identified as a center of Sabbatean influence.
Suburbs of Lviv
Jews from around Lviv lived in the city suburbs under noble protection.
Strosov
Town where a converted shoemaker returned to Judaism and was arrested.
Dobromil
Place Yan Filipovich visited after leaving Lviv.