Cities with a population over 1000 database. 2013.
Bertinoro — Bertinoro : Le Palais Ordelaffi Administration … Wikipédia en Français
Bertinoro — Bertinoro … Deutsch Wikipedia
Bertinoro — Bertinoro, Bartenura, eigentlich Obadja Jare aus Bertinoro, jüdischer Gelehrter aus Italien, * um 1450, ✝ Jerusalem um 1510; seit 1486 in Jerusalem; Verfasser des klassischen hebräischen Kommentars zur Mischna, seit 1548 in den meisten Ausgaben … Universal-Lexikon
Bertinōro [1] — Bertinōro, Stadt am Ronco in der päpstlichen Delegation Forli, Bischof u. Weinbau; 4000 Ew … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Bertinōro [2] — Bertinōro, Aldruda, Gräfin zu B., Römerin, aus der Familie der Frangipani; frühzeitig Wittwe geworden, verwaltete sie die Besitzungen ihres unmündigen Sohnes. Als Friedrich I. mit den Venetianern 1171 Ancona 7 Monate lang belagerte, suchten die… … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Bertinoro — • Anciently called Forum Truentinorum, and, at the time of the Gothic war, Petra Honorii, whence the present name, is a small city in Romagna, province of Forli, Italy Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006 … Catholic encyclopedia
Bertinoro — Infobox CityIT img coa = Bertinoro stemma.gif official name = Comune di Bertinoro name=Bertinoro mapx=44.09 mapy=12.08 region = Emilia Romagna province = Forlì Cesena (FC) elevation m = 220 area total km2 = 56 population as of = 2005 12 31… … Wikipedia
BERTINORO, OBADIAH BEN ABRAHAM YARE — (Di or Of; c. 1450–before 1516), Italian rabbi and Mishnah commentator. The name Yare is an acrostic of the Hebrew יְהִי רְצוּי אֶחָיו(Yehi Reẓui Eḥav; Let him be the favored of his brethren ; Deut. 33:24). Little is known of his family, which… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Bertinoro, Obadiah of — ▪ Italian rabbi and author born c. 1450, , Bertinoro, Papal States died before 1516 Italian rabbinic author whose commentary on the Mishnah (Mishna) (the codification of Jewish Oral Law), incorporating literal explanations from the medieval … Universalium
Bertinoro, Obadiah of — (c. 1450 1510) Italian scholar. In 1485 he went to Palestine and settled in Jerusalem, where he founded a yeshivah. He was recognized as the chief halakhic authority in Palestine and Egypt. His writings include a commentary on the Mishnah, in… … Dictionary of Jewish Biography
