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Jacob Kirtvau
Jewish merchant and property owner who petitioned the emperor.
Simha Rafporom
Jewish merchant and property owner who petitioned the emperor.
Kopler
Lessee of the meat tax mentioned in a proposal for poor relief.
Aharon Fridnkal
Named in the chapter outline as associated with founding a seminary.
Nathan Morgbetau
School administrator or teacher in Lviv during 1790–1795.
Moses Mendelssohn
Scholar associated with Fridental and contributor to a Torah commentary.
Kazimir Walahalfeil
General school director ordered to investigate seminary conflicts in 1798.
Isaac Reuben Fuchs
Jewish student admitted to a gymnasium and permitted to attend in Jewish dress.
Pinhas Eliyahu ben Meir of Vilna
Author of Sefer HaBrit HaShalem, a work on sciences and religious thought.
Bar Oppenheimer
Friend at whose home Pinhas Eliyahu Horowitz completed his book.
Bar Oppenheimer
Friend who read foreign-language works to the author.
Leibowitz
Thinker whose methods are contrasted with Kant's arguments.
Mendelssohn
Figure associated with the intellectual movement discussed in the passage.
Nowakowski
Lawyer associated with aid efforts for Polish legions.
Walerian Dzieduszycki
Lawyer associated with aid efforts for Polish legions.
Prince Józef Poniatowski
Commander of Polish forces entering Lviv in 1809.
Chaim Modlinger
Population-register administrator implicated in bribery and tried in 1817.
Karl Schwamberg
Schwamberg’s son, who worked in commerce in Vienna.
Lieber Rosenthal
A community leader before 1817.
Shmelkes
A merchant opposing the elected leaders.
Lev Mandohovitz
A merchant opposing the elected leaders.
von Argelt
A person associated with a memorandum submitted to the Court Council.
Kashovitz
Kashovitz, described as Karpfor's son-in-law, helped promote the Jewish Enlightenment.
Aryeh Leib
Teacher’s daughter married Aaron Hayyim Rapoport’s son or associate.
Shai Rapoport
Rabbi named in a section heading about the intellectual circle.
Our genius rabbi
A rabbi whose sermon was delivered before the ark.
David Hakar
Author of a work translated in the passage.
Rabbi Hirsch Rozanisch
Rabbi who opposed Hasidism in Lviv.
Abraham son of Eliezer Mankis
Parnas who signed the 1792 ban against Hasidim.
Joseph
Joseph is mentioned in connection with Josephinist Jewish policy.
Isidor
Jewish young man who assisted as a medical aide.
Anton Lubomirski
A prince and commissioner who supported Poles and showed understanding toward Jews.
Dr. Goldberg
A famous Jewish physician in Lviv between 1839 and 1870.
Dr. Blumenfeld
A noted Jewish lawyer in Lviv.
Dr. Menkes
A noted Jewish lawyer in Lviv.
Dr. Klahr
A noted Jewish lawyer in Lviv.