Ben Tsiyon Yehuda ben Eliyahu, 1803-1879
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Name (Hebrew)
ברקוביץ, בנציון יהודה, 1803-1879
Name (Latin)
Ben Tsiyon Yehuda ben Eliyahu, 1803-1879
Other forms of name
Ben Eliyahu, Ben Tsiyon Yehuda, 1803-1879
Berḳovits, Ben Tsiyon, 1803-1879
nna Berkowitz, Ben Zion Judah, 1803-1879
בנציון יהודה בן אליהו
בערקאוויטש, בנציון יהודה
בערקאוויץ, בן-ציון יהודה
בן-ציון יהודה בן אליהו
ברקוביץ, בן-ציון יהודה בן אליהו
ברקוביץ, בן-ציון, 1803-1879
Date of birth
1803-07-26
Date of death
1879-05-11
Place of birth
Vilnius (Lithuania)
Place of death
Vilnius (Lithuania)
Gender
male
Biographical or Historical Data
מקום לידה: ווילנא
מקום לידה: Vilna
תאריך לידה עברי: ז אב תקס"ג [26.7.1803]
מקום פטירה: ווילנא
מקום פטירה: Vilna
תאריך פטירה עברי: לג בעומר [יח אייר] תרל"ט [11.5.1879].
MARC
MARC
Other Identifiers
Sources of Information
- Bet ʻeḳed sefarim(ha-R. Ben Tsiyon Berḳovits)
- His ʻOṭeh or, 1968 or 1969:t.p. (Ben Tsiyon Yehuda ben ... Eliyahu)
- LC manual cat.(hdg.: Berkowitz, Ben Zion Judah, 1803-1879)
- Sefer Avne Tsiyon, 1992 or 1933:t.p. (Ben Tsiyon Yehudah b.R. Eliyahu, zal, Berḳoṿits mi-Ṿilna)
- Sefer Ḥalifot śemalot, 1992 or 1993:t.p. (Ben-Tsiyon Yehudah Berḳoṿits)
- Sefer Leḥem ṿe-śimlah, 1996 or 1997:orig. t.p. (Ben-Tsiyon Yehudah [sic] b. la-a.a. mo. h. Eliyahu, zal, Berḳoṿits)
- Record enhanced with data from Bibliography of the Hebrew Book database
- הלל נח מגיד שטיינשניידער, עיר ווילנא, א, ווילנא תר"ס, עמ' 262-261.
Wikipedia description:
Benzion Judah ben Eliahu Berkowitz (Yiddish: בן־ציון יהודה בן אליהו בערקאָוויץ, romanized: Ben-Tsiyon Yehuda ben Eliyahu Berkovits; 23 July 1803 – 11 May 1879) was a Russian Hebrew scholar, who published a number of works devoted to the study of the Targum Onkelos. His contributions to the area were acknowledged by such scholars as Berliner and other specialists on the Targum. He also contributed to the Hebrew periodicals Pirḥe Tzafon, Ha-Karmel, Otzar Ḥokhmah, and Ha-Maggid.
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