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Abraham ben Moses
Jewish figure named among people active in estate-based production and trade.
Moses son of Mordecai Ashkenazi
Rabbi serving the suburban community; he died in 1620.
Joseph son of Elyakum Netz
Rabbi elected after Meshullam Salzburg died in 1645.
King Vladislaus
King whose 1640 order addressed returning plots to Jews.
David Moshkovitz Konf idert
Described as a famous murderer and later leader of a robber gang.
Mordechai Nakhmanovich
Named as a member of the Nakhmanovich family.
Yaakov ben Wadelf Gimbericht
Named in a list of prominent Jewish family figures.
Yitzhak
A poet said to have composed a praise poem for Roiza.
David’s brother
Identified only as David’s brother in the passage.
Yitzhak Nahmanovich
A prominent member of the community and Roiza's son, according to the passage.
Wladislas
King who ordered the city municipality not to obstruct Roiza's construction.
King Wladislaus
The king who granted Jacob Gombricht a one-year debt-protection letter.
Isaac
Rabbi Isaac wrote religious and grammatical works.
Yom-Tov Lipmann Heller
Rabbi Yom-Tov Lipmann Heller endorsed Isaac’s work.
Abraham Tzach
Abraham Tzach served among Lviv’s community leaders.
Mendel Lorsha
Mendel Lorsha traveled with Nahman during negotiations.
Mark Bogati
Mark Bogati is listed among named individuals.
Galavatsky
A Polish official described as a participant in a planned rebellion.
Wladislaus
Brother of John Casimir, mentioned in connection with the royal succession.
Josephovitz of Lviv
Memoir writer who testified that Jews fought bravely.
Tranbsky
Commander of two cavalry companies sent at the Jews’ request.
Abraham
Son of Shlomo ben Shmuel; killed during the attack.
Stuntal
Citizen killed while assisting Jews during a later attack.
Laszczynski
Starosta of Lutsk who attacked Lviv residents with his men.
Stanislaw Binowski
Tribunal marshal who demanded release of captured attackers.
Mark Matczynski
Voivode who established a 1692 regulation concerning Lviv communal officials.
Isaiah Halevi
One of two sons of David Halevi who met Shabtai Tzvi.
Nahum Ha-Kohen
A man from Lviv who encountered Shabbetai Tzvi and later returned to Judaism.
Augustus II
A king who approved a restrictive regulation against Jews.
Israel son of Levi
Israel son of Levi was forced to record appeals against Jews in suburban settlements.
Chaim Reytses
One of two brothers involved in a widely reported trial.
Haim
Inherited half of the house.
Valuani
Jewish representative before the royal commission.
Leib Krisa
Frank’s emissary who arrived in Lviv in 1754 and promoted Frankism.
Rabbi of Biala Podlaska
Rabbi cited as a source concerning punishment of a Frankist supporter.
David Hashalem
Jewish wholesale merchant named in a 1744 textile-trade legal case.