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title: SOLOMON BEN ISAAC OF TROYES, CALLED RASHI

subject date: 2005-07-26

caption: RASHI (Solomon ben Isaac) of Troyes (1040 - 1105), the greatest medieval commentator on the Bible and the Talmud, founded the first modern school of biblical exegesis in Troyes, Champagne. His writings are fundamental to understanding the text of the Pentateuch. His name has been variously spelled: Rabbi Shelomoh ben Yishaq, Shelomoh Jizhaqi, Rachi, or Rashi de Troyes, where Rashi is the acronym for R' Shelomò ben Yizchaq. Portrayed reading the sacred scriptures, colored print, 19th century.

category: HIS

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country: Israele

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continent: Asia

image century : XIX

image epoch: Ottocento

licence: RM

subject century: XI

subject epoch: Medioevo

technique: Calcografia

id: 7941

file name: FSNgilardi_55357.jpg

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Rachi of TroyesPentateuchFrancereligioncommentrabbiJudaismToraTalmudBibleRashi of TroyestalethtallethtalithzizithtzitzithMiddle Ages