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• JEWS' COLLEGE — JEWS COLLEGE, rabbinical seminary in London. Jews College was founded in 1855 by the Ashkenazi chief rabbi, nathan marcus adler (but with support from the Sephardi community). It had two objectives: to train English speaking ministers and laymen… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• RABBINICAL SEMINARIES — Until the first quarter of the 19th century the only source for the training of rabbis was the yeshivot . These were not rabbinical training institutions in the strict sense, but institutions of higher rabbinic learning designed for the education …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• Barnett Abrahams — (1831, Warsaw 15 November 1863, London) was the Principal of Jews College.His father emigrated to England in 1839; his wife and son arrived in 1841, and two morer sons were born in 1843 and 1844.EducationAbrahams was educated by his father and… …   Wikipedia

• FRIEDLAENDER, MICHAEL — (1833–1910), Orientalist, educator, and author. Born in Jutrosin (Posen province), Friedlaender served first as head of the talmud torah school in Berlin (from 1862), and from 1865 as principal of Jews College , London, Anglo Jewry s rabbinical… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• HIRSCHFELD, HARTWIG — (1854–1934), scholar of Judeo Arabic literature. Hirschfeld, who was born in Thorn, Prussia, received his doctorate from Strasbourg (1878). He immigrated to England in 1889 and taught first at Montefiore College in Ramsgate. In 1901 he became… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• ABRAHAM BEN HILLEL (Ben Nissim) OF FOSTAT — (Egypt; d. 1223), scholar, poet, and physician. Abraham is probably identical with Abraham the Pious (he Ḥasid or he Ḥaver) referred to frequently by his friend abraham b. moses b. maimon in his writings. In 1167 Abraham b. Hillel, Maimonides,… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism