| LC control no. | n 92020651 |
|---|---|
| Descriptive conventions | rda |
| Personal name heading | Isserlein, Israel ben Pethahiah, 1390-1460 |
| Variant(s) | Marburg, Israel, 1390-1460 Neustadt, Israel, 1390-1460 Iserlan, Rabi, 1390-1460 Yiśraʼel, Rabenu, 1390-1460 Iserlin, Yiśraʼel, 1390-1460 Maharai, 1390-1460 Iserlain, Yiśraʼel, 1390-1460 Iserlan, Yiśraʼel, 1390-1460 Ashkenazi, Yiśraʼel, 1390-1460 Yiśraʼel Iserlan ben Petaḥyah, Ashkenazi, 1390-1460 Yiśraʼel, Ashkenazi, 1390-1460 M. ha-R. Y. I., 1390-1460 Terumat ha-deshen, 1390-1460 איסרליין, ישראל בן פתחיה, 1390־1460 איסרלין, ישראל בן פתחיה, 1390-1460 איסרלן, ישראל, 1390־1460 איסרל, ישראל, 1390־1460 אשכנזי, ישראל ישראל איסרליין מהרי״א תרומת הדשן |
| Associated country | Germany Austria |
| Located | Brno (Czech Republic) Marburg (Germany) Wiener Neustadt (Austria) |
| Birth date | 1390 |
| Death date | 1460 |
| Place of birth | Regensburg (Germany) |
| Place of death | Wiener Neustadt (Austria) |
| Field of activity | Jewish law--Decision making Judaism--Customs and practices Cabala Jewish preaching |
| Profession or occupation | Rabbis Cantors (Judaism) |
| Special note | Machine-derived non-Latin script reference project. Non-Latin script references not evaluated. |
| Found in | His Sefer Terumat ha-deshen, 1990: t.p. (Rabenu Yiśraʼel; known among Ashkenazim as Rabi Iserlan) Encyc. Judaica, c1971 (Isserlein, Israel ben Pethahiah (1390-1460); foremost rabbi of Germany in the 15th cent.; also called Israel Marburg and Israel Neustadt, after towns in which he resided) Tsazmir, ʻO. Sefer Luḥot ha-ʻedut, 1846: p. 1, 2nd group (R. Yiśraʼel Iserlin) Sefer 36 sheʻarim, 1964?: t.p. (R. Yiśraʼel Iserlain) Sefer Moreh derekh, 1959: t.p. (ha-Rav Maharai z.l.l.h.h.) His Pesaḳim u-khetavim, 1546: t.p. (Yiśraʼel Ashkenazi) Heb. Wikipedia, viewed on 11 September 2020: (hdg.: ישראל איסרלן = Yiśraʼel Iserlan; רבי ישראל איסרלן בן פתחיה אשכנזי = Rabi Yiśraʼel Iserlan ben Petaḥyah Ashkenazi; b. 5150 [1390] in Regensburg; d. 5220 [1460] in Wiener Neustadt; served as rabbi of Brno, Marburg, and Wiener Neustadt; known as "Terumat ha-deshen" after the title of his work; active in: deciding matters of Jewish law; researching Jewish customs; Kabalah; and preaching; served as cantor during Yamim Noraʼim; besides Terumat ha-deshen, authored: Hagahot Shaʻare Dura, 36 Sheʻarim be-isur ṿe-heter; Beʼure Maharai [on Perush Rashi ʻal ha-Torah]; the work Leḳet Yosher by a student contains many of his responsa, customs he instituted, and biographical information) |
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