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Learning & Values Jewish History Gallery of Our Great

The Age of Scholarship--The Geonim

4260–4798 (500–1038)

By Nissan Mindel
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Bustenai
(618-670)
7 Comments
Eldad Hadani
(9th century)
6 Comments
Rabbi Saadia Gaon
(4642-4702; 882-942)
2 Comments
Rav Sherira Gaon
(circa 4660-4700; 900-940)
Hasdai Ibn Shaprut
(circa 4675-4735; 915-975)
4 Comments
Shmuel Hanagid
(993-1056; 4753-4816)
The Four Captives
The Four Captives
(circa 4720; 960)
4 Comments
Rabbeinu Gershom Ben Judah
(4720-4800; 960-1040)
8 Comments
Rav Shmuel Bar Hofnii
(4729-4794; 969-1034)
Rabbi Shmuel Hanagid
(993-1056; 4753-4816)
Rabbi Bahya Ben Joseph Ibn Pekudah
(Circa 1021)
1 Comment
Rav Hai Gaon
(4699-4798; 939-1038)
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