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Israel Heilperetz
Cited as author of a work on the Council of Four Lands.
Pinkas of the Council of Four Lands
A cited work by Israel Heilperetz.
Ma'aseh Tuviah
A work cited in a bibliographic note.
David Kahana
Cited as author of a work on mystics, Sabbateans, and Hasidim.
History of the Mystics, Sabbateans and Hasidim
A cited work by David Kahana.
Gershom Scholem
Cited as author of a work on the Sabbatean movement in Poland.
The Sabbatean Movement in Poland
A cited work by Gershom Scholem.
Southern France
Region identified as the place of a person's father's origin.
Jacob Kap
Communal leader elected in 1715 and creditor of the Lviv community.
Chaim ben Leizerl
Fled to Khatsim in 1728 and died there.
Moses Hagiz
Rabbi whose account is cited concerning the events.
Joshua, author of Pnei Yehoshua
Younger brother who died after years of fasting, according to the inscription.
Isaac Halevi
Son described as having died sanctifying God’s name by burning.
Out-of-town synagogue
Synagogue associated with Lipka’s donated curtain.
Lipka
Woman said to have donated a curtain to an out-of-town synagogue.
Moshe-Arieh Perlmutter
Author of a study on Jonathan Eybeschutz and Jacob Emden.
And I Came Today to the Spring
Book cited for discussion of Jonathan Eybeschutz and Jacob Emden.
Zion
Journal containing cited research on the Council of Four Lands and Frankism.
Supreme Court
Court described as hearing appeals from municipal courts.
Dov-Ber Bolichover
Author cited for letters and writings concerning Frankism in Poland.
A. Brauer
Scholar credited with presenting Dov Ber Bolichover’s work.
Jacob Emden
Rabbi who recorded an account of the cited incident.
Ber Birkenthal
Author of Words of Understanding, cited in a journal reference.
Ha-Shiloah
Journal in which cited material by Brauer appeared.
Rabbi Chaim Cohen Rapoport
Rabbi who issued a judgment concerning a wealthy Jew’s estate.
Libek
Head of the community when twelve houses were recorded.
Tuvia ben Yaakov
Identified as head of the community.
Rabbi Aryeh Leib Amsterdammer
Rabbi who served communities in Galicia and later the Ashkenazi congregation in Amsterdam.
Rabbi Moshe ben Yosef of Zolkiew
Nechama’s husband and father of Rabbi Mordechai Tzvi Ornstein.
Rabbi Mordechai Tzvi Ornstein
Rabbi of Lviv and son of Rabbi Moshe ben Yosef.
Betzalel the tax collector
Ancestor of Rabbi Moshe ben Yosef in the stated family line.
Ashkenazi congregation in Amsterdam
Congregation where Rabbi Aryeh Leib served as rabbi.
Zvi Hirsch ben Moshe
Early family leader, community official, and participant in the Lviv regional council.
Moshe ben Eliya
Identified as one of the family’s early community officials.
Moshe Kaziner
Served as community official and leader around 1700.
Zvi Hirsch Kaziner
Community leader killed while visiting a nobleman in 1737.