Hakham Solomon Ayllon: Amsterdam’s Sabbatean Rabbi, 1700-1728

Hakham Solomon Ayllon was the Chief Rabbi of the Amsterdam Spanish and Portuguese Jews’ congregation from 1700 until his death in 1728. This article explores some episodes during his tenure in Amsterdam, including aspects of his participation in the Sabbatean movement.

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Revista de Fomento Social
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2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.5117/sr2025.1-2.010.gold
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Medieval and Classical Philosophy
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Hakham Solomon Ayllon: Amsterdam’s Sabbatean Rabbi, 1700-1728

Matt Goldish
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Medieval and Classical Philosophy
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Hakham Solomon Ayllon: Amsterdam’s Sabbatean Rabbi, 1700-1728

Matt Goldish
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Hakham Solomon Ayllon was the Chief Rabbi of the Amsterdam Spanish and Portuguese Jews’ congregation from 1700 until his death in 1728. This article explores some episodes during his tenure in Amsterdam, including aspects of his participation in the Sabbatean movement.

Revista de Fomento SocialVol. 51(1/2)
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