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<p> a [[Jewish]] commentator, was born at Fez, Africa, about 1570. But little is known of his personal history. His works are, a [[Commentary]] on Joshua (Venice, 1608-9), from which a selection was made by Frankfurter (q.v.) in his great Rabbinic Bible: — a commentary on [[Sifra]] (tradition of Leviticus), published under the title of The [[Oblation]] of [[Aaron]] (Venice, 1609-11.): — The Rules of Aaron, a treatise on R. Ishmael's (q.v.) thirteen rules for interpreting the O.T. [[Scriptures]] (Ven. 1609, Dres. 1712). — Kitto, Bibl. Cyclop. 2, 352. </p>
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<p> a [[Jewish]] commentator, was born at Fez, Africa, about 1570. But little is known of his personal history. His works are, a [[Commentary]] on Joshua (Venice, 1608-9), from which a selection was made by Frankfurter (q.v.) in his great Rabbinic Bible: '''''''''' a commentary on Sifra (tradition of Leviticus), published under the title of The [[Oblation]] of Aaron (Venice, 1609-11.): '''''''''' The Rules of Aaron, a treatise on R. Ishmael's (q.v.) thirteen rules for interpreting the O.T. [[Scriptures]] (Ven. 1609, Dres. 1712). '''''''''' Kitto, Bibl. Cyclop. 2, 352. </p>
 
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