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Book Title Gallery of Our Great
By Nissan Mindel
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Early Achronim

5160–5410 (1400–1650)
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Rabbi Israel Brunna
(Circa 5160-5240; 1400-1480)
Rabbi Moshe Capsali
(Circa 5180-5255; 1420-1495)
Isaac Abravanel
(1437-1508)
Rabbi Moshe Alashkar
(5226-5302; 1466-1542)
Rabbi Eliyahu Mizrahi (Rom)
circa 5210-5286; 1450-1526)
Rabbi Obadiah De Bertinoro
(5215-5280; 1455-1520)
Rabbi Jacob Pollack
(circa 5230-5301; 1470-1541)
Rabbi Jacob Berab
(5234-5301; 1474-1541)
Rabbi Obadiah Sforno
(circa 5235-5310; 1475-1550)
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Rabbi David Ibn Zimra (RaDBaZ)
(Circa 5239-5349; 1479-1589)
Rabbi Joseph HaKohen
(5256 - 5837; 1496 - 1577)
Rabbi Abraham Zacuto
(1450-1515; 5210-5275)
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Don Joseph Nasi - Duke of Naxos
(circa 1505-1579; 5265-5339)
Azariah Ben Moshe Dei Rossi
(5273-5336; 1513-1578)
The Remo
(5280 - 5332)
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