Abraham ben Moses di Boton

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Abraham ben Moses di Boton was a 16th-century rabbinic scholar and halakhic authority of the Ottoman Empire, best known for his influential commentaries on Maimonides.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ottoman rabbi
halakhic authority
rabbinic scholar
centuryOfActivity 16th century
countryOfActivity Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
era post-medieval Jewish scholarship
ethnicGroup Sephardi Jew
fieldOfWork Halakha
Jewish law
Talmudic studies
genre halakhic commentary
rabbinic literature
hasInfluenceOn Sephardi decisors of Jewish law
later Ottoman halakhists
hasWorkType commentary
responsa
influencedBy Joseph Karo NERFINISHED
Maimonides NERFINISHED
earlier Sephardi halakhists
knownFor commentary on Maimonides' Mishneh Torah
languageOfWorkOrName Hebrew
legalSchool Sephardi halakhic tradition
movement Ottoman rabbinic tradition
notableFor being widely cited by later halakhic authorities
resolving contradictions in Maimonides
systematic analysis of Mishneh Torah
notableWork Lehem Mishneh NERFINISHED
occupation Talmudist
halakhist
rabbi
placeOfActivity Ottoman Palestine NERFINISHED
Safed NERFINISHED
Thessaloniki NERFINISHED
primarySourcesUsed Mishneh Torah NERFINISHED
Talmud NERFINISHED
earlier halakhic codes
regionOfInfluence Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
Sephardi communities
religion Judaism
religiousRole posek
rabbinic decisor
scholarlyFocus codification of Jewish law
interpretation of Maimonides
timePeriod early modern period
traditionWithinReligion Sephardi rabbinic tradition
typeOfWriting halakhic exegesis
legal commentary

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Lechem Mishneh author Abraham ben Moses di Boton