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Rabbi Wolf Boskowitz

Rabbi Wolf Boskowitz

1745 CE1818 CE · Acharonim · Prossnitz

Communal rabbi and author, Rabbi Binyamin Ze'ev (Wolf) Boskowitz ha-Levi was a leading halachic figure in late 18th- and early 19th-century Hungary and Moravia. A son of Rabbi Shmuel Kolin, he served in several important rabbinates before his long tenure as rabbi of Bonyhad, and authored commentaries on the Mishneh Torah, the Babylonian Talmud, and tractate Eduyyot, as well as derashot collected under the title Ma'amar Esther. His glosses on the Babylonian Talmud were incorporated into the Vienna edition of 1830, helping to secure his place in the later halachic and lomdus tradition.

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Aszod

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Served as rabbi of the Jewish community of Aszód in the Pest district in 1785. This early Hungarian rabbinate marked his transition from Moravian origins to positions within the Kingdom of Hungary. His appointment here introduced him to the evolving communal structures of the Pest region.

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Seder Mishnah

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Ma'amar Esther

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LeBinyamin Amar

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