David ben Solomon Ibn Abi Zimra
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David ben Solomon Ibn Abi Zimra or Radbaz (1479–1573). Jewish
Talmudist and
kabbalist. Between 1517 and 1553, he was head of the Egyptian Jewish community and made several significant reforms. He subsequently moved to Safed. His most important works were collections of
responsa.
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Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
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Michael Graves
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