Lwów
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Municipal synagogue
Synagogue later built near the Karaite synagogue site.
Lviv municipality
Municipal authority from whose jurisdiction Jews were excluded.
City Council
The municipal council that accepted the 1458 agreement.
King's Treasury
The treasury receiving suburb artisans' taxes.
City Municipality
The municipality negotiated payment and provisions for departing raiders.
Lviv municipal council
Municipal council whose members are listed for 1406.
Royal treasury
Treasury whose financial interests influenced trade policy.
Lviv City Council
Municipal authority ordered to expropriate part of the plot.
Old Ruthenian Church
An old church identified near Dominican Square.
Old synagogue inside the city
An old, decorated synagogue stood inside the Jewish quarter.
City synagogue
A synagogue serving the city’s Jews.
Old synagogue
The synagogue where the community administration held meetings.
Lviv Jewish community administration
Communal body whose leaders collected and administered taxes.
Lviv synagogue
Synagogue sought by the Jesuits and later returned to the Jews.
Royal Tribunal
Tribunal whose ruling is mentioned in the synagogue dispute.
Synagogue of Isaac Nahman
New synagogue founded by Isaac ben Nahman and his sons.
Cathedral school
School whose enrollment and income were threatened by a proposed Jesuit school.
Isaac’s synagogue
Synagogue built by Paulus for Isaac and completed in 1582.
Ruthenian Church
Renaissance church built by Paulus on Ruska Street.
Jesuit Collegium
Institution for which the Jesuits sought land.
Jesuit college in Lviv
Proposed college whose establishment was supported by the municipal council.
Isaac ben Nahman’s synagogue
Synagogue mentioned among Jewish properties in the disputed quarter.
Jesuit college
Proposed college whose establishment was opposed by Zamoyski and Zolkiewski.
Royal court
Court where the Jewish claim was heard in January 1604.
Krakow Tribunal
Tribunal that issued a 1605 ruling on the disputed properties.
Synagogue
Building whose ownership and fate were disputed in the proceedings.
Sejm
The Jewish community was expected to find support from the Sejm.
Crown Tribunal
Court before which the Jews intended to appeal.
Municipal Bathhouse
The municipal bathhouse was among properties involved in the proposed exchange.
Great Synagogue
A caption refers to the interior of the great synagogue.
New synagogue
Synagogue returned to the Jews but restricted to private use.
Hospital in Lviv
A hospital established during 1571–1600.
Shelter in Lviv
A shelter established during 1571–1600.
Yeshiva in Lviv
A yeshiva established during 1571–1600.
Golden Rose Synagogue
A synagogue named in the passage heading.
Council of Forty
Municipal body that reached an agreement concerning the commercial compromise.