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Abraham Gabbai Ysidro

d. 1755

Spanish Rabbi

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About Abraham Gabbai Ysidro

Abraham Gabbay Ysidro or Isidro (died London, 1755) was a Spanish Marrano Sephardi rabbi. In Spain his first wife called Sarah was tried by the Inquisition while he escaped to London and then was hakam in Amsterdam, then Surinam, returning finally to London. A sermon, Amsterdam 1724 includes details of his life, and a kabbalistic poem Yad Avraham "The hand of Abraham" on the Azharot, which was published after his death in Amsterdam in 1758 by his second wife, also called Sarah, who had settled in Bayonne.

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Important facts

Died
1755

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Who was Abraham Gabbai Ysidro?

Spanish Rabbi

When did Abraham Gabbai Ysidro die?

Abraham Gabbai Ysidro died in 1755.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Abraham Gabbai Ysidro

· Wikidata: Q4668866

· DBpedia: Abraham Gabbai Ysidro

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