- Saul Levi
Morteira or
Mortera (c. 1596 – 10
February 1660) was a
rabbi in Amsterdam. He was born in Venice, so he was
neither a
Sephardic or Ashke****c...
- a few
doors down from his home,
headed by the
senior Rabbi Saul Levi
Morteira.
Instructed in Spanish, the
language of
learning and literature, students...
-
Portuguese Marrano family in Amsterdam,
studied Jewish subjects under Saul Levi
Morteira (an
elegy on the latter's
death by
Zacuto was
published by D. Kaufmann...
-
Talmud Saul Milton,
British musician,
member of
Chase &
Status Saul Levi
Morteira (c. 1596–1660),
Amsterdam rabbi Saul Moyal,
Egyptian Olympic fencer Saul...
- Marota, Monvedro,
Monvedro (Oeste),
Monvedro De Sines,
Monvedro Tinto,
Morteira, Murteira, Paraletta, Parralada, Parraleta, Parreleta, Pau Ferro, Ribote...
- Pardo, a
Dutch emigrant and son-in-law of the
Torah scholar Saul Levi
Morteira.
Outgrowing the
original establishment, in 1690, the
Jewish community acquired...
-
student in the
yeshiva and then in the
evening discussions which Saul Levi
Morteira, Men****eh, and
Aboab oversaw.
Aboab had
mystical kabbalistic leanings,...
-
March 21, 1697) was a
rabbi of Amsterdam. He was a
student of Saul Levi
Morteira, and he also
served as
hakham of the
synagogue in
Hamburg and was initially...
- the
teachers of
Joseph Solomon Delmedigo. When
Montalto died, Saul Levi
Morteira went to
Paris to
recover his body for
burial in Beth Haim of Ouderkerk...
- the
colonization of Brazil.
Jacob Velosinho de
Andrade translated Saul
Morteira's "Torat Mosheh" into
Portuguese under the
title "Epitome de la
Verdad de...
