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Moses ben Kalonymus

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Sources describing the migration of the Kalonymus family mention that Moses was the author of the "Imat Noraoteikh." The piyyut itself also mentions the author as "Moses bar Kalonymush" and the most common understanding is that it refers to this Moses ben Kalonymus, who immigrated from Italy to
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argues that Hananel was the son of a later Kalonymus sage who lived in Mainz around 1020, and had two sons - Moses and Hananel. Moses was the primary writer, and Hananel his brother helped. He says the mention of "Hananel bar Kalonymus" refers to "Hananel ben Rabbi Kalonymus". However,
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rejects this hypothesis and maintains the author was the first Moses ben Kalonymus. The mention of Hananel does not preclude that possibility, and there may have been another unknown son in the family named Hananel who lived at that time.
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He wrote of himself in one of his piyyutim "I have now devoured death for more than nine hundred years, I waited to see salvation" from which we learn that he lived 900 years after the destruction of the Second Temple (around 970 CE).
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which played an important role in the spiritual development of northern Italy and Germany, composing piyutim and halakhic works. Notable among the family was Rabbi
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were both composed by a paytan named Moses, as hinted in the acrostic. Some have conjectured that both were composed by the same poet, Rabbi Moses ben Kalonymus.
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However, some have questioned this assumption based on a mention of a sage named Hananel Kalonymush.
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The Migration of the Kalonymos Family from Italy to Germany
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Index

paytan
Italy
Mainz
Shevi'i shel Pesach
Menucha veSimcha
Kol Meqadesh Shevi'i
Kalonymos family
Meshullam ben Kalonymus
Joseph Solomon Delmedigo
Aaron ben Samuel ha-Nasi
Rabbeinu Gershom
Solomon Judah Loeb Rapoport
Avraham Grossman
Ithiel I.
Moses I.
Kalonymus II.
Meshullam the Great
Kalonymus III.
Hananeel I.
Moses III.
Jekuthiel
fl.
Meshullam
The Migration of the Kalonymos Family from Italy to Germany
"KALONYMUS - JewishEncyclopedia.com"


"פיוטי שמעון ב"ר יצחק (רבי) - שמעון בן יצחק, פיטן (page 219 of 223)"
"Zulat (piyyut)"
"זמירות - שלשה ספרים נפתחים - מנחת יעקב-מטה יהודה-פרחי שושנים"

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