Jacob Weil

Jacob ben Yehuda Because of Weilderstadt in Württemberg was a 1400 live -action and German - Jewish Talmudist and progenitor of the eponymous Ashkenazi family.

He wrote, among other things schechitot u - wedikot ( " butchering and investigation", first edition Prague 1549), a common manual for Shechita.

Because Jacob was a supporter of pilpul method.

Literature (selection )

  • Jewish Encyclopedia, Berlin 1927, Volume IV / 2
  • Encyclopedia of Judaism, etc. Gütersloh 1971
  • Jacob Zallel Lauterbach et al: Weil, Jacob. In: Jewish Encyclopedia, 1901-1906 (English) accessed on 11 May 2010
  • Rabbi
  • Person ( Weil der Stadt )
  • Born in the 14th century
  • Died in the 15th century
  • Man
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