- his
Talmudic commentary Chochmat Shlomo.
Luria is also
referred to as “
Maharshal” מהרש"ל (Hebrew abbreviation: Our Teacher,
Rabbi Solomon Luria), or “Rashal”...
- The
Maharshal's Synagogue (Polish:
Synagoga Maharszala), also
known as the
Great Lublin Synagogue (Yiddish: מהרשל־שול), was a
former Orthodox Jewish congregation...
-
learnt together in
yeshivah with the
Maharshal who was 17, 2
years his elder. He
learnt together with the
Maharshal and Rema for a
further 3 years. Rav...
- father-in-law.
Among his
fellow pupils were his
relative Solomon Luria (
Maharshal)—later a
major dis****nt of many of Isserles'
halachic rulings, and Chayyim...
-
Shachna was
succeeded as head of
Lublin Yeshiva by
Solomon Luria (the
Maharshal). Only one of Shachna's writings, the
treatise Pesakim be-Inyan Kiddushin...
-
consists of
critical glosses to the
Shulchan Aruch.
Moses Isserles and
Maharshal were Karo's
first important adversaries in
Eastern Europe.
Further in...
- "gefet" גפ״ת – Gemara,
perush Rashi, Tosafot). The super-commentaries by "
Maharshal", "Maharam" and "Maharsha"
address the
three together;
being at a further...
- (1534–1572),
Great Kabalist,
basis for most
recent Kabalists Solomon Luria (
Maharshal) (1510–1573),
Posek and
Talmudist Obadiah ben
Jacob Sforno (Sforno) (c...
-
scholars of his generation,
including the Rema, Beis Yosef, Maharsha,
Maharshal. He even
disagreed with the
Rishonim when he felt that they have erred...
- Tosafot, and of Ashke****
authorities such as
Maharsha (Samuel Edels) and
Maharshal (Solomon Luria), was
introduced in late
seventeenth century Tunisia by...
