61. Biblio_occ GOLDSTEIN, BR, levi ben gerson's Preliminary Remarks for a Theoryof Planetary Latitudes , in Aleph, 2 (2002), 1530. KUNITZSCH http://chama.fltr.ucl.ac.be/chama2/biblio_occ.htm

Occidental Medieval World EASTWOOD, B., "Johannes Scottus Eriugena, Sun-centred Planets, and Carolingian Astronomy," in Journal for the History of Astronomy EASTWOOD, B., "Astronomia, computo e astrologia," in S. Petruccioli (general editor), Storia della Scienza , IV: Medioevo, Rinascimento , II: La Scienza Bizantina e Latina , ed. J. D. North (Rome: Enciclopedia Italiana, 2001), pp. 149-168. EASTWOOD, B., The Revival of Planetary Astronomy in Carolingian and Post-Carolingian Europe (Aldershot: Ashgate Variorum, 2002), 334pp. GOLDSTEIN, B.R., "The Maximum Solar Equation in the Alfonsine Tables", in Journal for the History of Astronomy GOLDSTEIN, B.R., "The Astronomical Tables of Judah ben Verga", in Suhayl GOLDSTEIN, B.R., "Levi ben Gerson's Preliminary Remarks for a Theory of Planetary Latitudes", in Aleph KUNITZSCH, P., "La table des climats dans le corpus des plus anciens textes latins sur l'astrolabe", in Callebat, L. ; Desbordes, O. (Hrsg.) : KUNITZSCH, P., "A Note on Ascelinus'Table of Astrolabe Stars", in

62. Aster Network: Science: Filozofija: Spinoza: Viri, Language: Slovenian Nanj sta vplivala tudi levi ben gerson 12881344), ki opozarja na tezave, ki jihpovzroca kronologija pri razlagi biblijskih spisov in Hazdai Crescas (1340-1410 http://aster.avalon.hr/science/filozofija/viri/2.htm

Rubrika: Znanost Filozofija Spinoza/Viri Zidovska religiozna filozofija srednjega veka (Slo) Autor: Iztok Markoja Posameznim avtorjem, ki so raziskovali vire Spinozove filozofije, pa se je posrecilo dokazati, da je le-ta vendarle povezana s srednjeveskim filozofskim misljenjem. Toda ne s srednjevesko krscansko sholastiko, temvec z zidovsko religiozno filozofijo Srednjega veka. Mimo Stare zaveze in Talmuda je Spinoza ze v zgodnji mladosti prouceval celotno zidovsko in religiozno knjizevnost. Bral je originalne spise Solomona ibn Gabirola, Abrahama ben Meir ibn Ezra, Mojzesa ben Majmona (Majmonida), Levija ben Gersona (Gresonida), Hasdaia Crescasa, Jehude Abrabenela (Leona Ebreo). Vrhu tega je Spinoza odlicno poznal tudi Kabalo. Spinozova koncepcija spoznanja, kakor jo ima v Kratki razpravi, sloni po Gebhartovi sodbi na sintezi, ki jo je iz averoisticnega pojma Intelectus agens in Platonovega nauka o idejah ustvaril Leone Ebreo. Kakor Leone Ebreo, Spinoza razlocuje dve vrsti spoznanj: racionalno ali per discorso ter intuitivno ali cognizione intuitiva. Spinoza tako govori o "resnicnem verovanju", ki sloni na razumskem sklepanju in o "jasnem in razumljivem spoznanju", ki ni nic drugega kot intuicija. Naposled Spinoza tudi o zdruzitvi cloveske duse z Bogom, kar pomeni najvecjo dobrino in najvisjo blazenost, govori v Kratki razpravi z jezikom Leona Ebrea. Gebhardt celo sklepa, da je v Etiki vpliv Dialoghi d´Amore osvezen s ponovnim branjem, zakaj sele tu srecamo sam izraz amor intellectualis Dei. Tako potemtakem lahko najdemo vir ene izmed poglavitnih Spinozinih tem v renesancnem platonizmu Leona Ebrea.

63. New York Kollel - Meet The Author appear? To begin with, Gersonides' (levi ben gerson, 12881344) The Warsof the Lord is very long and very complicated. And translating http://www.huc.edu/kollel/eb0300.html

NEW YORK KOLLEL Meet the Author with Eugene Borowitz THE NEW JEWISH BOOKS Eugene B. Borowitz and Frances W. Schwartz, Editors Our Book of the Month March, 2000 In Search of American Jewish Culture Stephen J. Whitfield (Brandeis/New England) Have even a slight encounter with American theater and music, American literature and art, and you will notice a Semitic presence out of proportion to our small numbers. But also be aware of the strong interactive relationship between the general, secular society and our particularist one. Only by emphasizing our distinctive religious faith, more than either practice or doctrine, will our Judaism remain viable. Whitfield's thesis: We must consciously maintain our "otherness" in the face of rampant assimilation to keep American Jewish culture Jewish. This Month's Notable Books Since we are focusing on past and present cultures this month, we want to call your attention to a book about a frequently overlooked period of Jewish history. In Abraham's Heirs: Jews and Christians in Medieval Europe, (Syracuse) Leonard B. Glick

64. Earliest Known Uses Of Some Of The Words Of Mathematics (H) HARMONIC NUMBER. A treatise on trigonometry by levi ben gerson (12881344)was translated into Latin under the title De numeris harmonicis. http://members.aol.com/jeff570/h.html

Earliest Known Uses of Some of the Words of Mathematics (H) Last revision: March 17, 2003 HAMILTONIAN CIRCUIT. Hamiltonian Game appears in H. S. M. Coxeter's 1938 revision of Mathematical Recreations and Essays by W. W. Rouse Ball. Hamiltonian circuit is found in W. T. Tutte, "On Hamiltonian circuits," J. London Math. Soc. Hamiltonian path is found in V. Mierlea, "An algorithm for finding the minimal length Hamiltonian path in a graph," Econom. Comput. econom. Cybernetics Studies Res. 1973, No. 2, 77-89 (1973). HARMONIC ANALYSIS. According to Grattan-Guinness (679), the phrase is due to W. Thomson (later Lord Kelvin). In an obituary of Archibald Smith ( Proc. Royal Soc. Proc. Royal Soc., The phrase "harmonic analysis" was prominent in N. Wiener's writings of the 1920s, see e.g. "The Harmonic Analysis of Irregular Motion (Second Paper)," J. Math. and Phys. (1926) 158-189. These writings culminated in the "generalized harmonic analysis" of 1930 ( Acta Mathematica, In statistics the term is found in R. A. Fisher, "Tests of significance in harmonic analysis," Proc. Roy. Soc. A

65. "Pré-história" Do Cálculo Das Probabilidades Translate this page Acreditava-se que as conjugações dos Planetas tinham uma forte influênciasobre o Homem. levi ben gerson (1288-1344) - Maasei Hoshev (1321). http://www.terravista.pt/MeiaPraia/5079/prhist.htm

"Pré-história" do cálculo das Probabilidades Dos astrálagos aos dados. Capítulo 1 do livro "Games, Goods and Gambling", de F. N. David. Jogo com astrálagos " Tali " e com dados " Tesserate ", do Império Romano. Os dados e a previsão do futuro. Capítulo 2 do livro "Games, Goods and Gambling", de F. N. David. Capítulo3 do livro "Games, Goods and Gambling", de F. N. David. Sobre os Dados e o Tarot Os primeiros textos sobre dados. Capítulo 4 do livro "Games, Goods and Gambling", de F. N. David, páginas 31 a 35. Um excerto de De Veluta de, possivelmente, Richard Fournival (1200 -1250 d.C.) A origem do cálculo combinatório Capítulo3 do livro "Games, Goods and Gambling", de F. N. David, pp. 23 - 26 History of Combinatorics, Robin Wilson em História e Educação Matemática , vol I, APM O I Ching Os filósofos Gregos e Romanos Xenocrates 396 a.C. - 314 a.C.) De acordo com Plutarco este calculou o número total de sílabas que podiam ser formadas pelas letras do alfabeto, obtendo 1 002 000 000 000.

66. General Jewish Magic Goldstein, Bernard R., levi ben gerson's Astrology in Historical Perspective, in Dahan, Gilbert (ed.), Gersonides en son Temps Science et Philosophie http://faculty.washington.edu/snoegel/astrology.htm

Astrology Table of Contents General Books Admon, Bo'smat Sefer Mishpete Kokhavim: Astrologyah lefi ha-Yahadut (Hod ha Sharon: Astrolog, 1996) Auth, Janos, Antik heber jovendolesek: heber axtrologia es a hosen jovendoles (Budapest: Statiqum, 1992) Bakal, Meir, (ed.) Seder 12 ha-Mazalot (Jerusalem: Hotsa`at Bakal, 1994) Berg, Philip S., Time Zones: Creating Order from Chaos (Richmond Hill, NY: Research Centre of Kabbalah, 1993) Erlanger, Gad, Signs of the Times: the Zodiac in Jewish Tradition (New York, NY: Feldheim, 2001) Glazerson, Matityahu, Above the Zodiac: Astrology in Jewish Thought (Northvale, NJ: J. Aaronson, 1997) Glazerson, Matityahu, En Mazal le-Yisrael (Israel: M. Glazerson, 1980, 1985) Halbronn, Jacques, Le Monde Juif et L'astrologie: Historie d'un vieux couple (Milano: Arche, 1985, c1979) Ibn Ezra, Abraham ben Meir Le Livre des fondements astrologiues: (precede de) Le Commencement de la sapience des signes [introduction, traduction et notes de Jacques Halbronn] (Paris, Retz, 1977) Jacob ben Mordecai, Shoshanat Ya`akov Lahmi, G.

67. L E A R N @ J T S DID YOU KNOW? LG Responsa: Euthanasia I shall only mention the view of the famous philosopher and astronomer, Rabbilevi ben gerson usually called by the scholastics Maestre Leo de Bagnols http://learn.jtsa.edu/topics/diduknow/lgresponsa/eleven.shtml

Euthanasia The Responsa of Professor Louis Ginzberg edited by Rabbi David Golinkin LG Responsa Home Purchase acopy Register to subscribe to ... for free. NEW! Send this to a friend Euthanasia No. 11 (YD 339:1) Source: LGA, Box 4, "Ginsburg" file Excerpt (almost complete): Keeper , pp. 239-241 January 8, 1936 Dear Doctor Ginsburg: Complying with your request, I shall put down in writing the statement I made to you orally with regard to the attitude of Jewish law and practice towards euthanasia. The earliest Jewish authority who discusses this problem directly and explicitly is Rabbi Judah of Regensburg, Bavaria (died 1217), who, in his work The Book of the Pious It is true Saul was justified in committing suicide (this is stated in as early a source as Genesis Rabbah 34:13); the honor of Israel required that its first King should not permit himself to be captured alive. But the Amalakite had no justification for hastening the King's death, and since shortening human life, even for a few moments, is punishable by death, he suffered by the hands of David the punishment he deserved. The correctness of the explanations given by our author for the justifiable suicide of Saul and for the [punishment by death] of the Amalakite is open to serious doubt and, as a matter of fact, there are several different explanations to be found in Rabbinic literature. I shall only mention the view of the famous philosopher and astronomer, Rabbi Levi Ben Gerson - usually called by the scholastics "Maestre Leo de Bagnols" - according to which David was solely motivated by his desire to uphold the newly established institution of monarchy in Israel (compare his commentary to II Samuel 1:14). Be that as it may, the author of the

68. Jewish Astronomy In Sefarad (Spain) 13 BR Goldstein (1985) The Astronomy of levi ben gerson (12881344),Springer-Verlag, NY-Berlin, etc. ( * levi ben gerson). http://wise-obs.tau.ac.il/judaism/sefarad.html

Astronomy in Sefarad Yuval Ne'eman Mortimer and Raymond Sackler Institute of Advanced Studies Tel Aviv University , Israel 1. Greeks and Hebrews: two intertwining intellectual progressions In very broad lines, Western culture is the outcome of two independent intellectual progressions: Greek philosophy and science, centered on a rational understanding of the world - and Hebrew ethics, worrying about the condition of man and his interaction with other men. On the Greek side, we note that at the beginning of the first Century AD, Eratosthenes (250 BC) had already computed the diameter of the earth with an error of less than 1/2 %, Hipparchus (150 BC) had evaluated the distance to the Moon with a 1/3 % precision, Hero (100 BC) had invented the steam engine [1]. On the Jewish side, Abraham (1800 BC) had put an end to human sacrifice, Moses (1300 BC) had codified the day of rest, to be applied even to slaves and house animals, Amos (800 BC) had preached social justice and Isaiah (700 BC) had already conceived the idea of universal peace - in a world where war remained the explicit ideal "manly" activity for another thousand years [2]. Note that in this ethical voyage of discovery, Jewish society had evolved "schools" as early as 1000 BC [3], the earliest foundations of what was later to become a learning-oriented culture. In parallel, we have, of course, the Athens Academy ( ~ 500 BC). With the destruction of the Second Temple (70 AD), the Jewish cult and rites centre on learning much more than before. Judaism, as remodeled for a countryless nation by Yokhanan Ben Zakkay (Ist Century AD) became a study-oriented religion. Note that 1000 years later, in medieval Europe, all male Jews were literate, at a time when in most of Europe, only churchmen could read.

69. Enrico II E La Navigazione Portoghese Translate this page Inventata dall'astronomo provenzale levi ben gerson, la sua introduzione a bordodelle navi portoghesi segue di poco il grande viaggio di Vasco de Gama del http://www.cd-astro.org/CD/CD_TESTI/PORTGH01.HTM

Enrico II e la navigazione portoghese I Portoghesi, guidati dal principe Enrico il Navigatore (1394-1460), affrontarono il problema della navigazione in modo innovativo, quando iniziarono i grandi viaggi di esplorazione lungo la costa occidentale dell'Africa. Nel 1420 furono colonizzate le Isole Canarie, e nel 1433 fu il turno delle isole Azzorre. In questo periodo fu studiato con cura il sistema di venti dell'Oceano Atlantico, e presto i marinai si convinsero che sarebbero sempre potuti tornare a casa, sia che si muovessero verso Sud, sia che navigassero verso Ovest. Infatti scoprirono che la direzione del vento dominante cambiava con la latitudine e con la stagione. latitudine e riportarli correttamente sulla carta geografica. A causa del moto apparente della Polare attorno al polo nord celeste, si raccomandava al navigante di osservare la stella quando le Guardas La costellazione dell'Orsa Minore con la posizione della stella polare e delle "guardas" rispetto al polo nord celeste Con questo sistema, quando il navigante voleva recarsi in un luogo la cui altezza polare fosse riportata sul suo quadrante, non doveva fare altro che navigare verso Nord o verso Sud fino a che la Polare non avesse avuto l'altezza voluta e poi muoversi verso Est o verso Ovest, a seconda di casi. In seguito fu insegnato ai naviganti come convertire le differenze di gradi di altezza in leghe, per conoscere di quanto si era navigato nella direzione Nord-Sud, moltiplicando i gradi per 16 e due terzi. altezza del Sole, al passaggio al meridiano, nei diversi giorni dell'anno, alle diverse latitudini.

70. Cv 1200. 8. Rabbi levi ben gerson A Bibliographical Essay, Studiesin Bibliography and Booklore 12 (1979) 1323. 9. Maimonides http://research.haifa.ac.il/~kellner/cv.htm

Menachem Kellner Wolfson Professor Jewish Thought University of Haifa, Mt. Carmel, Haifa, Israel Part I: Curriculum Vitae Personal Details Born March 28, 1946 at Albany, New York; Aliyah: 1980 Married, two children; Citizenship: Israel / USA Tel. 972 4 822 7647 (h) 972 4 824 0404 (o) 972 4 825 2037 (fax) e-mail: kellner@research.haifa.ac.il Education Yeshivat Merkaz Harav, Jerusalem, 1962-63 Washington University, St. Louis, BA (1966), MA (1969), PhD (1973) Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 1964-65, 1969-70 New York University, New York, 1966-67 Career University of Virginia, Acting Assistant Professor, 1972-73 College of William and Mary, Lecturer, 1973-75 University of Virginia, Assistant Professor, 1975-80 University of Haifa, Visiting Senior Lecturer, 1978-79 University of Haifa, Senior Lecturer, 1980(tenure, 1983) University of Haifa, Associate Professor, 1987 University of Haifa, Wolfson Chair of Jewish Thought, 1990 Northwestern University, Visiting Professor, Spring, 1992 Foundation for Jewish Studies (Wash. DC), Scholar in Residence, Fall, 1992 Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes, Sorbonne, Visiting Professor, Winter, 1992-93

71. BottomText.htm levi ben gerson's Lunar Model. 16 (1972), 257284. John Livingston. Levi benGerson's Preliminary Lunar Model. 18 (1974), 275-288. Also in *Goldstein. http://facstaff.uindy.edu/~oaks/Biblio/BottomText.htm

Al-Abhath George A. Saliba. "Easter Computation in Medieval Astronomical Handbooks." (1970), 179-212. Also in E. S. Kennedy. "The Arabic Heritage in the Exact Sciences." (Dec. 1970), 327-344. Also in (1970), 129-177. Also in (1971), 59-81. Also in Fuad I. Haddad and E. S. Kennedy "Geographical Tables of Medieval Islam." (1971), 87-102. Also in E. S. Kennedy and Haiganoush Krikorian-Preisler. "The Astrological Doctrine of Projecting the Rays." (1972), 3-15 Also in AMM = American Mathematical Monthly E. S. Kennedy and W. R. Transue. "A Medieval Iterative Algorism." (1956), ?-?. Also in AmS = American Scientist George Saliba. "Greek Astronomy and the Medieval Arabic Tradition." (July-August 2002), 360-367. AMUCHMA = AMUCHMA Newsletter Ahmed Djebbar. "Mathematics in Medieval Maghreb." AofS = Annals of Science Aperion J.L. Berggren. "Greek and Islamic Elements in Arabic Mathematics." (1991), 195-217. (For a review of Aperion 24.4, see HM George Saliba. "The Astronomical Tradition of Maragha: A Historical Survey and Prospectus for Future Research." (1991), 67-99. Also in

72. Wichtiger Hinweis! Translate this page Volume. 13 Stephenson, B. Kepler's Physical Astronomy. Volume. 11 Goldstein,BR The Astronomy of levi ben gerson (1288-1344). Last Update 15.02.2003. http://www.springer.de/cgi/svcat/search_book.pl?series=626

73. Www.math.ku.dk/~ramskov/3mh-f98/rene/bioindex.txt 473 Dissertatio de arte combinatoria 1666 Acta Eruditorium 477,480,495,497,501472 Historia et origo calculi differentialis 1714 levi ben gerson (12881344 http://www.math.ku.dk/~ramskov/3mh-f98/rene/bioindex.txt

74. Biography-center - Letter L Levi, Primo www.uwgb.edu/galta/333/bios98/levi.htm; levi ben gerson,wwwhistory.mcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Levi.html; http://www.biography-center.com/l.html

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75. Jacob's Staff The original Jacob's staff, or crossstaff, was a single pole device credited tolevi ben gerson (1288-1344), who was one of the leading Jewish mathematicians http://www.surveyhistory.org/jacob's_staff.htm

Article taken from "Backsights" Magazine published by Surveyors Historical Society When you hear the term Jacob (or Jacob's) staff, you probably have a mental image of a single pole used to support a compass. However, the original Jacob's staff was actually a surveying instrument developed in the 1300's that was used in making nautical and astronomical measurements. The original Jacob's staff, or cross-staff, was a single pole device credited to Levi ben Gerson (1288-1344), who was one of the leading Jewish mathematicians of the 14th century. The pole was marked in degrees, and the altitude of the stars could be determined by using a sliding wooden panel on the rod. The American version of the Jacob's staff seems to have only borrowed the name. Its function, as we know it, was to provide support for the compass. In a manufacturer's catalog from the 1880's, the surveyor's compass is described as being fitted to a slightly conical spindle with a spherical ball on its lower end. The ball is confined in a socket by pressure so slight that the ball can be moved in any direction in the operation of levelling the compass. The spindle and the ball-and-socket are part of the brass head of the Jacob staff. The brass head and a shoe, pointed with steel, were the mountings that we sold to make up the Jacob's staff.

76. Lunar Republic : Craters 81. levi ben gerson (12881344), French-born Jewish philosopher, mathematicianand astronomer; invented Jacob's Staff, an instrument to measure the angular http://www.lunarrepublic.com/gazetteer/crater_r.shtml

Craters (R) Craters A B C D ... Return To Gazetteer Index Latin Name Lat Long Diam Origin Rabbi Levi Levi ben Gerson (1288-1344), French-born Jewish philosopher, mathematician and astronomer; invented Jacob's Staff, an instrument to measure the angular distance between celestial objects. Racah Giulio ~ (1909-1965), Italian-Israeli physicist. Racine Jean-Baptiste ~ (1639-1699), French classical playwright. Raimond J. J. ~, Jr. (1903-1961), Dutch astronomer. Raman Chandrasekhra Venkata ~ (1888-1970), Indian physicist; in 1930, he became the first Asian to receive a Nobel Prize in science (physics). Ramsay Sir William ~ (1852-1916), Scottish chemist; awarded Nobel Prize in chemistry (1904). Ramsden Jesse ~ (1735-1800), British inventor; perfected early sextants and barometers; devised the first satisfactory screw-cutting lathes at dawn of the Industrial Revolution. Rankine William John Macquorn ~ (1820-1872), Scottish inventor, civil engineer, poet and molecular physicist. Raspletin Aleksandr Andreyevich ~ (1908-1967), Soviet radio and electronics engineer.

77. Ben Gerson Levi Sefer Milhamot Hashem Rel. Mod. Plein Veau Bru ben gerson levi Sefer Milhamot HaShem. rel. mod. plein veau brun http://www.encheres-france.com/gersonnide-ralbag-sefer-106.htm

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78. Fiancé/Groom Fiancée/Bride Père Du Fiancé/Groom's Father's Rummiyyeh, AlCohen al-'Araqi Mussa, Al-Sheikh al-levi Abraham Salem, Daniel Joseph,ben Zonana Oro Boulisa, benoliel Judah, ben Zonana Moses, gerson see Gherescion, http://www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/1321/ketub1.html

Index de l'ouvrage de Shalom Sabar "Mazal Tov" Alphabetical index of Shalom Sabar's book "Mazal Tov" The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, 1993 Index par noms des fiancés/Index by grooms names Fiancé/Groom Fiancée/Bride Père du fiancé/Groom's Father's name Père de la fiancée/Bride's Father's name Année/Year Ville/Town Page Abraham Bruria Elijah Joseph Isfahan (Iran) Abuzaglo Judah Adrehi Freha (or Freja) Abuzaglo Mas'oud Adrehi Joseph Faro (Portugal) Afriat Jacob Afriat Aysha Afriat Joseph Afriat Abraham Essaouira (Mogador) (Morocco) Agha Muhammed Sadic Sarref Nasttar Khanom Muhammed Ismail Karbalai Abdul Meshed (Iran) Al-Cohen al-'Araqi Abraham Al-Sheikh al-Levi Rummiyyeh Al-Cohen al-'Araqi Mussa Al-Sheikh al-Levi Abraham Salem San'a (Yemen) Amron Gabriel Mi-Segni (Di Segni) Simha Amron Hezekiah Mi-Segni (Di Segni) Shabbetai Rome (Italy) Aryeh Kalman Ben Zevi Jochebed Aryeh Judah Ben Zevi Israel Singapore Ashkenazi Isaac Alfandari Fiora Ashkenazi Eliezer Alfandari Jacob Ferrara (Italy) Babai Fatou (?) Mordecai Yekutiel Yezd (Iran) Baer Nehemiah Nissim mi-Ascoli (Da Ascoli) Rosa Baer Shabbetai Haïm mi-Ascoli (Da Ascoli) Isaac Pesaro (Italy) Barchilon Isaac Hasan Leah Barchilon Jacob Hasan David Tetouan (Morocco) Ben Attaouil Salomon Benzaquen Rachel Ben Attaouil Jacob Benzaquen Isaac Gibraltar Bendelac Menahem Abudarham Dona Bendelac Samuel Abudarham Menahem Gibraltar Benoliel Daniel Joseph Ben Zonana Oro Boulisa Benoliel Judah Ben Zonana Moses Roma (Italy) Bueno Jacob Hananiah Bueno Gracia Bueno Joseph Bueno David Venice (Italy) Cantarini see me-ha-Hazanim Cohen Jacob Haï

79. Levi 977 Abraham Levi Ben Abraham A\ Narbonne 1237 Levy Anselm Le Levy levi, 977, Abraham, levi ben Abraham a\ Narbonne. 1237, Levy, Anselm Le/vi a\Cologne. 1288, Guerchon, Le/vi ben gerson a\ Avignon. 1393, Levy, Le/vi Samuel a\Paris. http://www.sit.wisc.edu/~sfriedemann/names/levy/levy.htm

Levy Levi Abraham Levy Guerchon Levy Levy Levy Levit Leib, Levy Levy 14th c. Levy Eisenmann Cousel

80. International Political Economy By Thread Doug Stokes, 20 April 2002. ben Balak, 20 April 2002. ben Balak, 20 April 2002. OsvaldoCroci, 17 April 2002. David leviFaur, 17 April 2002. Ruth gerson, 13 April 2002. http://csf.colorado.edu/forums/ipe/2002/thrd4.html

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