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Rabbi Abraham Avelli Pinilish
Rabbi and father-in-law of Benjamin-Zeev Schwarz.
Rabbi Gabriel Halevi son of Naftali Goldberg
Printer who succeeded another printer in the passage's account.
Rabbi Israel son of Isaiah
Person named alongside Gabriel Goldberg as a successor.
Hava
Widow of Naftali Hirz Groisman who received his press after his death.
Feiga Groisman
Daughter of Hava and later holder of the printing press.
Rabbi David Zvi Hirsh Shrentzel
Manager responsible for the Groisman printing press until 1858.
Rabbi Aharon Yosef HaKohen
Printer who published Zaved Tov in 1795.
Uri
A learned Torah scholar who sought and received permission to establish a Hebrew printing press.
Naphtali Hirz Groysman
A Lviv printer who complained against Uri's printing credentials.
Solomon
The figure named in the work Ruach Chen on the wisdom of Solomon.
Haya Rubinstein
Widow who petitioned to transfer her printing press to Zolkva.
Yitzhak Rubinstein
Haya Rubinstein’s brother-in-law and proposed manager of the printing press.
Yehuda Leib Balaban
Torah scholar from Brody who opened a printing press in 1839.
Pinhas Moshe Balaban
Yehuda Leib Balaban’s son who received the printing press in 1851.
Psil Balaban
Noted woman who owned and expanded the Balaban printing press.
Levush Balaban
Psil Balaban’s son who owned the printing press around 1885.
Eliyahu Moshe Ganahovsky
Person credited with drawing attention to the cited legal passage.
Zvi Schreiber
Managed the Hebrew department of the press in 1856.
Zvi Hirsch Sperling
Managed the Hebrew department of the press in 1858.
Abraham Joshua Herschil Druker
Managed the Hebrew department of the press in 1860.
Judah Gershon
Identified as Abraham Joshua Druker’s father.
Abraham Nisan Zis
Managed the Hebrew department from 1861 to 1874.
Michael Wolf
Managed the Hebrew department from 1874 to 1880.
Eliezer Margoshis
Managed the Hebrew department in 1884.
Zalman Leib Falk
Joined Franz Galinski as a partner in 1859.
Abraham Nissan Zis
Experienced printer and publisher who co-founded a printing enterprise.
Abraham Yitzhak Mankes
Printer who continued printing the Talmud until 1865.
Yaakov Yona Maimon
Torah scholar who proofread a tractate edition.
Shlomo Kluger
Rabbi whose approbation supported the Talmud printing project.
Nissan Margushis
Father-in-law involved in completing the Talmud edition.
Elazar Levi Horowitz
Chief rabbinical judge of Vienna who endorsed the publication.
Uri Zeev Salt
Printing partner who published rabbinic works.
Shmuel Goldberg
Printing partner who published rabbinic works.
Yisrael Elimelech Shtand
Printing partner who published rabbinic works.
Shimon Yaakov
Collaborated with Berl Lieb Nakhlim and proofread books.
Hirsch Nakhlim
Berl Lieb Nakhlim’s son who managed his press.