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Rabbi Machir (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Narbonne.

Rabbi Mali (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Otranto.

Rabbi Mari (Male): A sage who lived in Babylon.

Rabbi Mazliach (Male): A preacher (trans. "lecturer") in Damascus (second half of the 12th c.).

Rabbi Meir (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Damascus. Honorific: Crown of the scholars.

Rabbi Meir (Male): A sage who lived in Babylon.

Rabbi Meir (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Jebeil.

Rabbi Meir (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Otranto.

Rabbi Meir (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Taranto

Rabbi Meir (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Tyre; originally from Carcassonne.

Rabbi Menachem (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Otranto

Rabbi Menachem (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Rome

Rabbi Michael (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Drama

Rabbi Michael (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Salonica

Rabbi Mordechai (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Antioch.

Rabbi Mordechai (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Montpellier.

Rabbi Moses el Constantini (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Aleppo

Rabbi Moses (Male): An archer who was liberated from slavery by the King of Persia and served at his court in Ispahan. He refused to convert to Islam, and was married to the daughter of Sar Shalom, the chief rabbi of Ispahan (second half of the 12th c.).

Rabbi Moses (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in El-Anbar.

Rabbi Moses (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Arles

Rabbi Moses (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Rhaedestus

Rabbi Moses (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in San Gilles

Rabbi Moses (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Thebes

Rabbi Moses (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Lunel

Rabbi Moses (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Pisa

Rabbi Mubchar (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Geziret Ibn Omar

Rabbi Muchtar (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Tiberias

Rabbi Muchtar (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Hamah

Rabbi Nathan (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Anbar

Rabbi Nathan (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Melfi

Rabbi Nathan (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Tadmor

Rabbi Nathan (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Taranto

Rabbi Nathan (Male): A preacher (trans. "expounder") in Trani (second half of the 12th c.).

Rabbi Nathan (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Arles

Rabbi Nathan (Male): Composer of the Book "Aruch"; lived in Rome (second half of the 12th c.).

Rabbi Nathan, son of Zechariah (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Montpellier

Rabbi Nedib (Male): A blind Jew who lived in Rakka (second half of the 12th c.).

Rabbi Nethanel (Male): Head of the Jewish community in Egypt and physician. Honorific: Prince of Princes. Arabic name (from Ibn Abi Usaybi'a): al-Raʾīs Hibat Allāh.

Rabbi Nethanel (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Bezieres

Rabbi Nethanel (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Hadara

Rabbi Nethaniah (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Jabustrisa

Rabbi Obadiah (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Samarkand

Rabbi Obadiah (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Beirut

Rabbi Obadiah (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Pera

Rabbi Obadiah (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Samos

Rabbi Reuben, son of Todros (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Montpellier.

Rabbi Sabbattai (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Aphilon

Rabbi Sabbattai (Male): The chief rabbi of Vissena (second half of the 12th c.).

Rabbi Sabbattai (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Salonica

Rabbi Samuel (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Antioch

Rabbi Samuel (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Jabustrisa

Rabbi Samuel (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Lucca

Rabbi Samuel (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Patras

Rabbi Samuel (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Lunel. Nickname: the elder.

Rabbi Samuel (Male): Head of the Jews at Salonica (second half of the 12th c.).

Rabbi Samuel (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Montpellier

Rabbi Samuel, son of Salim, and his brother (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Genoa, and was originally from Ceuta.

Rabbi Samuel, the son of Eli (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Baghdad

Rabbi Sechora (Male): A jewish sage who lived in Babylonia (4th c.).

Rabbi Seth (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Aleppo

Rabbi Shabbattai (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Chios

Rabbi Shabbattai Zutro (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Gallipoli

Rabbi Shalom (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Lepanto.

Rabbi Shalom (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Naples

Rabbi Shealtiel (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Barcelona

Rabbi Shelachiah (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Arta

Rabbi Shemaria (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Samos.

Rabbi Sheshet (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Barcelona

Rabbi Shiloh Lombardo (Male): The chief rabbi of Armylo (second half of the 12th c.).

Rabbi Simchah (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Gubail.

Rabbi Simeon (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Marseilles.

Rabbi Simeon son of Antoli (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Marseilles.

Rabbi Solomon Chalafta (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Beziers

Rabbi Solomon Hacohen (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Lunel

Rabbi Solomon Hacohen (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Salerno

Rabbi Solomon Hamitsri (Male): A court physician in Constantinople (second half of the 12th c.). His nickname means: "the Egyptian."

Rabbi Solomon (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Arles.

Rabbi Solomon (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Askelon

Rabbi Solomon (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Barcelona

Rabbi Solomon (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Beirout

Rabbi Solomon (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Crissa

Rabbi Solomon (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Galid

Rabbi Solomon (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Kalat Jabar

Rabbi Solomon (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Marseilles

Rabbi Solomon (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Montpellier

Rabbi Solomon (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Sinon Potamo

Rabbi Solomon (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Vissena

Rabbi Solomon (Male): Leader of the Jewish community in Armylo (second half of the 12th c.).

Rabbi Tahor (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Rahbah

Rabbi Tobias (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Arles

Rabbi Todros the Nasi (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Narbonne.

Rabbi Ulsarno (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Lunel

Rabbi Uziel (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Tadmor

Rabbi Zadok (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Acco

Rabbi Zadok (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Galid

Rabbi Zaken (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Hadarah

Rabbi Zaken (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Capua

Rabbi Zakkai (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Mosul.

Rabbi Zakkai (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Rakkah

Rabbi Zakkai, son of Bostanai the Nasi (Male): The head of the 'sium' (last or Tenth Academy) in Baghdad (second half of the 12th c.).

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