Piyyut

A piyyut or piyut (plural piyyutim or piyutim, Hebrew: פִּיּוּטִים / פיוטים, פִּיּוּט / פיוט pronounced [piˈjut, pijuˈtim] is a Jewish liturgical poem, usually designated to be sung, chanted, or recited during religious services. Piyyutim have been written since Temple times. Most piyyutim are in Hebrew or Aramaic, and most follow some poetic scheme, such as an acrostic following the order of the Hebrew alphabet or spelling out the name of the author.

The following list contains:

1. Those paytanim and pre-modern poets who have individual entries in the Encyclopaedia Judaica – included are those who are either primarily paytanim or famous as such;

2. Paytanim and pre-modern poets who do not have individual entries and who are not included in (1) Davidson's Oẓar ha-Shirah ve-ha-Piyyut (vol. 4, pp. 347) which was completed in 1933 (Davidson's additions were published in HUCA 12–13, 1937–38);

3. Paytanim and pre-modern poets who are in Davidson but on whom new material has been made available in the intervening years.

The list is alphabetical according to the first names.

The abbreviations used (other than standard) are the following:

Bernstein, Italyah – S. Bernstein, Mi-Shirei Yisrael be-Italyah (1939).

Bernstein, Piyyutim – S. Bernstein, Piyyutim u-Faytanim meha-Tekufah ha-Bizantinit (1941).

Habermann, Ateret – A.M. Habermann, Ateret Renanim (1967).

Schirmann, Italyah – J. Schirmann, Mivḥar ha-Shirah ha-Ivrit be-Italyah (1934).

Schirmann, Sefarad – J. Schirmann, Ha-Shirah ha-Ivrit bi-Sefarad u-vi-Provence, 2 vols. (1959–60²).

Schirmann, Shirim Hadashim – J. Schirmann, Shirim Ḥadashim min ha-Genizah (1965).

Simonsohn, Mantovah – S. Simonsohn, Toledot ha-Yehudim be-Dukkasut Mantovah, 2 vols. (1962–64).

YMḤSI – Yedi'ot ha-Makhon le-Ḥeker ha-Shirah ha-Ivrit, 7 vols. (1933–58).

Piyyut

Name Place Dates
Aaron b. Abraham of Offenbach Habermann, Ateret, 126–7, 225. Germany 18th century
Aaron b. Isaac Hamon    
Aaron b. Joshua ibn Alamani Alexandria 12th century
J. Schirmann, in: YMḤ SI, 6 (1945), 265–85; S.D. Goitein, in: Tarbiz, 28 (1959), 343ff.; A. Scheiber in: Sefarad, 27 (1967), 269–81.    
Aaron b. Mariyyon ha-Kohen Acre 11/12th century
M. Zulay, in: YMḤSI, 5 (1939), 178–80; idem, in: Sinai, 23 (1948), 214–28.    
Aaron b. Moses Malti Babylonia 16/17th century
M. Benayahu, in: Sefunot, 3–4 (1969), 17.    
Aaron b. Samuel ha-Levi Spain 14/15th century
A.M. Habermann, Amarai Kaḥ(1964).    
Aaron Hakiman    
Abner Spain 14th century
A.M. Habermann, in: Sefer ha-Yovel… S. Federbush (1961), 173–99.    
Abraham b. Daniel    
Abraham b. Daniel Buttrio Italy b. 1510
M. Benayahu, in: Rabbi Yosef Caro, ed. by Y. Raphael (1969), 309–12, 323–5.    
Abraham b. Gabriel Zafrana Corfu 16th century
J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 19–22 (Heb. part).    
Abraham b. Isaac Babylonia? 10/11th century
M. Zulay, in: Sinai, 25 (1949), 46–47.    
Abraham b. Isaac Italy 11th century
H. Schirmann, in: Leshonenu, 21 (1957), 212–9; S. Abramson, ibid., 25 (1961), 31–34.    
Abraham b. Isaac Bedersi    
Abraham b. Isaac Da Pisa Italy 16th century
Bernstein, Italyah, passim.    
Abraham b. Isaac he-Ḥ asid Tawil Lybia  
S. Bernstein, in: Tarbiz, 15 (1944), 97, 101–7; idem, in: Ha-Tekufah, 32–33 (1948), 780; D. Yarden, in: Sefunot, 8 (1964), 259, 266–72.    
Abraham b. Jacob Germany 11/12th century
H. Merhaviah, in: Tarbiz, 39 (1970), 277–84.    
Abraham b. Jacob Germany or France 12th century
Habermann, Ateret, 18–19, 225.    
Abraham b. Jacob Gavison Algiers 1520–1578
R.S. Sirat, in: Fourth World Congress of Jewish Studies Papers, 2 (1968), 66–67.    
Abraham b. Joseph ha-Kohen Ereẓ Israel 11th century
M. Zulay in: Sinai, 28 (1951), 162.    

Piyyut

Abraham b. Mattathias Rome 12th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 78–79.    
Abraham b. Mereno ha-Kohen Corfu 13th century
Bernstein, Piyyutim, 27–28.    
Abraham b. Moses Doresh   14th century
A.M. Habermann, in: Maḥanayim, 30 (1956), 149, 151–2.    
Abraham b. Samuel Spain 13th century
Schirmann, Sefarad, 2 (19602), 457–58; S. Abramson, in: Leshonenu la-Am, 18 (1967), 67ff.    
Abraham b. Samuel ha-Levi Ibn Ḥasdai    
Abraham b. Samuel he-Ḥasid (of Speyer)    
Abraham b. Shabbetai Kohen Greece, Padua 1670–1729
Schirmann, Italyah, 358.    
Abraham b. Solomon ha-Levi Buqarat Spain, Tunis 15/16th century
H.H. Ben-Sasson in: Tarbiz, 31 (1961), 59–71; A.M. Habermann, ibid., 301.    
Abraham Di Medina Egypt 17th century
M. Benayahu, in: KS, 35 (1960), 530.    
Abraham ha-Kohen Babylonia 10th century
A. Scheiber, in: Zion, 30 (1965), 123–7.    
Abraham Ḥazzan Gerondi Spain 13th century
Schirmann, Sefarad, 2 (19602), 291–4.    
Abraham Ibn Al-Rabib    
Abraham Ibn Ezra    
Abraham Kohen Crete 16th century
N. Ben-Menahem, in: Sinai, 13 (1943), 363–5.    
Abraham Kurtabi (Kortabi)    
Abraham Maimin Safed d. 1570?
A.M. Habermann, Toledot ha-Piyyut ve-ha-Shirah (1970), 141; M. Benayahu, in: KS, 35 (1960), 528.    
Abu Ibrahim Isaac ibn Maskaran Spain 12th century
J. Schirmann, in: YMHSI, 4 (1938), 277.    
Abu Isaac Abraham Harizi    
Abu Ishaq Ibrahim Ibn Sahl    
Adonim b. Nissim ha-Levi Fez 10/11th century
N. Allony in: Sinai, 43 (1958), 393–4; Schirmann, Shirim Ḥadashim, 58–62.    
Ahimaaz b. Paltiel    
Ahitub b. Isaac Palermo 13th century
J. Schirmann, in: YMḤSI, 1 (1933), 132–47.    
Akiva b. Jacob Frankfurt 1520?–1597
J.L. Bialer, Min ha-Genazim (1967), 69–77.    
Ali (b. David) Orient 12/13th century
M. Zulay, in: Sinai, 23 (1948), 214–28.    
Ali b. Ezekiel ha-Kohen Egypt 11th century
A.M. Habermann, in: Sinai, 53 (1963), 183–4, 191–2.    
Alvan b. Abraham    
Amittai    
Amnon of Mainz    
Amram b. Moses Ḥazzan Ereẓ Israel 10th century?
S. Assaf and L.A. Mayer (eds.), Sefer ha-Yishuv, 2 (1944), 54; Habermann, Ateret, 149, 212, 230.    
Anan b. Marinus ha-Kohen    
Anatoli Italy 12th century
J. Schirmann, in: YMHSI, 1 (1933), 106–7, 121–4.    
Anatoli (Zerahiah) b. David Cazani Greece 12th century
J. Schirmann, in: YMḤSI, 1 (1933), 107; J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 27–29 (Heb. part).    
Aryeh Judah Harari    
Asher b. Isaac ha-Levi Worms 11/12th century
S.H. Kook, Iyyunim u-MeḤkarim, 2 (1963), 197–201; E.E. Urbach (ed.), Arugat ha-Bosem, of Azriel b. Abraham, 4 (1963), 15–16.    
Avigdor Kara    

Piyyut

Avtalyon b. Mordecai Turkey 17th century
Azriel b. Joseph Orient 13th century
Schirmann, Shirim Ḥadashim, 392–6.    
Baḥya (Baḥye) b. Joseph ibn Paquda    
Barhun (Abraham; may be Abraham b. Sahalan)    
M. Zulay, Ha-Askolah ha-Paytanit shel Rav Sa'adyah Ga'on (1964), 35.    
Baruch b. Samuel of Mainz    
Ben ha-Melekh ve-ha-Nazir    
Benjamin b. Abraham Anav    
Benjamin b. Azriel    
Benjamin b. Ḥiyya    
Benjamin b. Samuel ha-Levi    
Benjamin b. Zerah Germany 11th century
Habermann, Ateret, 176–7, 226.    
Benjamin Peraḥyah Greece? 14th century?
Bernstein, Piyyutim, 36–39.    
Benveniste b. Ḥiyya al-Dayyan Spain 12/13th century
J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 23–26 (Heb. part).    
Ben Zion Aryeh Gerondi Padua 1763–1820?
Habermann, Ateret, 128–9, 226.    
Berechiah b. Natronai ha-Nakdan    
Caleb b. Said Babylonia 10th century
M. Zulay, in: Sinai, 25 (1949), 36–37.    
Daniel b. Samuel Rossena    
David b. Aaron ibn Ḥassin    
David b. Gedaliah France or Italy 12th century
Habermann, Ateret, 173–4, 226.    
David b. Huna Italy 10th century
S. Bernstein, in: Sefer ha-Yovel, Meir Waxman (1966), 45–58.    
David b. Nasi Orient 11th century
J. Ratzaby, in: Tarbiz, 14 (1943), 204–13.    
David b. Saadiah ha-Kohen Yemen 17th century
J. Tubi, in: Ba-Ma'arakhah, 11 (1971), no. 121, 18–19.    
David b. Samson France 13th century?
H. Schirmann, in: Kobez al-Jad, 13 (1939), 43–44.    
David b. Yom Tov Ibn Bilia    
David ha-Kohen Spain or Provence 13th century
Schirmann, Sefarad, 2 (1956), 463–5; Habermann, Ateret, 175, 226.    
David Ibn Paquda    
David Onkinerah Salonika 16th century
J. Patai, in: Kobez al-Jad, 12 (1937), 75–119.    
Dosa b. Joshua ha-Ḥazzan    
S. Abrason, in: Tarbiz, 15 (1944), 55–59.    
Dunash b. Judah Kairouan 11th century
N. Allony, in: Sinai, 43 (1958), 90, 387, 396–400; Habermann, Ateret, 94–95.    
Eleazar    
Eleazar b. Abun Ereẓ Israel  
S. Spiegel, in: YMḤSI, 5 (1939), 267–91.    
Eleazar b. Ḥalfon ha-Kohen    
Eleazar b. Phinehas Ereẓ Israel  
M. Zulay, in: YMḤSI, 5 (1939), 147–8.    
Eleazar ha-Ḥazzan Ereẓ Israel  
M. Zulay, in: YMḤSI, 1 (1933), 155–6.    
Eleazar Hodaya Ereẓ Israel  
E. Fleisher, in: Tarbiz, 36 (1967), 342 ff.    
Eleazar Kallir    
Eleazar Kohen Spain  
A. Scheiber, in: Sinai, 35 (1954), 183–6.    

Piyyut

Eliakim Crimea 14/15th century
S. Bernstein, in: Sefer Yovel li-Khevod S.K. Mirsky (1958), 465–6, 478–9.    
Eliakim b. Abraham Europe 14/15th century
D. Pagis, in: Sefer Hayyim Schirmann (1970), 247–8.    
Eliashib Joshua Provencale Italy 16th century
M. Benayahu, in: Rabbi Yosef Caro, ed by Y. Raphael (1969), 313, 340.    
Eliezer b. Ephraim Germany or France 13th century
Urbach, Tosafot, 414–6.    
Eliezer b. Samson    
Eliezer de Mordo Corfu 17/18th century
Bernstein, Piyyutim, 16–18; S. Simonsohn, in: PAAJR, 34 (1966), 106–8.    
Eliezer Gentili (Ḥefeẓ) Italy 18th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 398.    
Eliezer Leizer b. Judah Loeb Germany 17th century
A.M. Habermann, in: Maḥanayim, 89 (1964), 20–23.    
Elijah b. Abraham Greece 15th century?
Bernstein, Piyyutim, 63–65.    
Elijah b. David Mazzal Tov Corfu 1575–1625
Bernstein, Piyyutim, 65–67.    
Elijah b. Eliezer Delmedigo Crete 16th century
J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 34–37 (Heb. part).    
Elijah b. Eliezer Philosoph    
Elijah b. Menahem ha-Zaken Le Mans 11th century
A.M. Habermann (ed.), Shirei ha-Yiḥud ve-ha-Kavod (1948), 87–97.    
Elijah b. Mordecai Italy 10th century
A. Mirsky, in: Sinai, (1969), 179–87.    
Elijah b. Moses Kapuzato    
Elijah b. Samuel Macedonia 15th century
A.M. Habermann, Sefer ha-Yovel… Ḥ. Albeck (1963), 160–76.    
Elijah b. Shemaiah Bari 11th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 41–47; Habermann, Ateret, 22–24, 225.    
Elijah b. Shalom, or, Samuel Germany 13th century?
A.M. Habermann, in: Haaretz (Sept. 21, 1960).    
Elijah Chelebi-ha-Kohen Anatolia    
Elijah of Buttrio Italy 16th century
M. Benayahu, in: Rabbi Yosef Caro, ed. by Y. Raphael (1969), 312–3, 326–39. ("En") Maimon Galipapa    
Ephraim b. Isaac of Regensburg    
Ephraim b. Joab Modena (Italy) 14th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 200–2.    
Ezekiel b. Ali ha-Kohen Albasir Persia, Iraq, or Egypt 11th century
M. Zulay, in: YMHSI, 3 (1936), 57–58; A. Mirsky, Yalkut ha-Piyyutim (1958), 60–63.    
Ezekiel (Hezekiah) David b. Mordecai Abulafia (Bolaffi)    
Gamaliel b. Moses Egypt 12th century
Schirmann, Shirim Ḥadashim, 126–9.    
Gershom b. Solomon b. Isaac France or Germany 12th century
J. Schirmann, in: Kobez al-Jad, 3 (1939), 41–43.    
Haduta b. Abraham ha-Efrati    
Hananel b. Amnon Italy 10th century
S.H. Kook, Iyyunim u-Meḥkarim, 2 (1963), 201–2.    
Hananiah Orient 12th century
S. Bernstein, in: Sinai, 19 (1946), 213.    
Hananiah Eliakim b. Asael Raphael Rieti Bologna and Mantua 1561–1623
Simonsohn, Mantovah, 2 (1964), 544.    
Ḥarizi Spain  
Habermann, Ateret 113, 226    
Ḥayyim b. Machir Regensburg 13th century
J. Schirmann, in: Kobez al-Jad, 13 (1939), 58–62; A.M. Habermann, Gezerot Ashkenaz ve-Ẓarefat (1946), 198–202.    

Piyyut

Ḥiyya b. Al-Daudi Spain d. 1153/54
S. Bernstein, in: Sinai, 19 (1946), 99–104, 208–17, 313–37.    
Immanuel b. David Frances    
Immanuel Benevento Italy 16th century
I. Sonne, Mi-Paulus ha-Revi'I ad Pius ha-Hamishi (1954), 110–7.    
Immanuel b. Joseph Spain 14th century
S. Bernstein, Al Naharot Sefarad (1956), 191–3, 269–70.    
Immanuel b. Solomon of Rome    
Isaac, poet of Ezrat Nashim Castile 13th century
Schirmann, Sefarad, 2 (1956), 87–96.    
Isaac (Isḥak)    
Isaac Al-Avani    
Isaac Amigo Turkey 17th century
M. Benayahu in: KS, 35 (1960), 528–9.    
Isaac b. Abraham Provence 13th century
G. Sed-Rajna, in: REJ, 126 (1967), 265–7.    
Isaac b. Abraham ha-Gorni Greece 15th century?
Isaac b. Abraham ha-Parnas    
Bernstein, Piyyutim, 67–71.    
Isaac b. Fayun Egypt? early poet
Habermann, Ateret, 120, 228.    
Isaac b. Ḥayyim b. Abraham    
Isaac b. Joseph ibn Pollegar    
Isaac b. Judah    
Isaac b. Judah Gerondi    
Isaac b. Judah ha-Seniri    
Isaac b. Kalo [nymus?] Romania? 14/15th century?
Habermann, Ateret, 148, 228    
Isaac b. Levi ibn Mar Saul    
Isaac b. Moses Hezekiah ha-Levi Italy 16th century
M. Benayahu, in: Rabbi Yosef Caro, ed. by Y. Raphael (1969), 317, 349–51.    
Isaac b. Solomon Alḥadib Spain, Syracuse, 14th century
I. Davidson in: Tarbiz, 11 (1940), 111; C. Roth, in: JQR, 47 (1956–57), 324. Palermo  
Isaac b. Solomon he-Haver Ereẓ Israel 10/11th century
M. Zulay, in: Sefer Assaf (1953), 303–6.    
Isaac b. Yakar Germany 12th century
A.M. Habermann, in: Haaretz (Sept. 25, 1955).    
Isaac b. Zerahiah ha-Levi Gerondi Spain 13th century
Schirmann, Sefarad, 2 (1956), 285–90; A.M. Habermann, in: Haaretz (May 28, 1963).    
Isaac de Leon Egypt 17th century
M. Wallenstein, in: Sefer ha-Yovel, Tiferet Yisrael to I. Brody (1966), 171–78 (Heb. part).    
Isaac ha-Ḥazzan b. Joseph Ereẓ Israel? 10/11th century?
M. Zulay, in: Sinai, 16 (1945), 39–48.    
Isaac ha-Levi Orient 13th century?
A.M. Habermann, in: Eked, 3 (1960), 91–98.    
Isaac Ḥandali Crimea 15th century
S. Bernstein, in Sefer Hadoar (1957), 83–85; idem, in: Sefer Yovel li-Khevod S.K. Mirsky (1958), 466, 486–8.    
Isaac ibn Al-Shami Spain 12th century
J. Schirmann, in: YMḤSI, 6 (1945), 259–60.    
Isaac ibn Ezra    
Isaac ibn Ghayyat    
Isaac ibn Gikatilla Spain 10/11th century
M. Zulay, in: Tarbiz, 20 (1950), 161–76.    
Isaac (Abu Ibrahim) ibn Khalfun    
Isaac ibn Kaprun    
Isaac ibn Shuwayk    

Piyyut

Isaac Salmah Turkey 16th century
J. Schirmann, in: KS, 12 (1935–36), 393.    
Isaac Samuel Greece 18th century
J.M. Matza, Aiannistika hebraika tragoudia (1953), 55–56.    
Isaiah Hai b. Joseph Carmi    
Ishmael Ḥanina b. Mordecai of Volmontono Bologna, Ferrara 16th century
M. Benayahu, in: Rabbi Yosef Caro ed. by Y. Raphael (1969), 320–21, 357–58.    
Israel b. Joel (Susslin)    
Israel b. Moses Najara    
Israel Berechiah Fontanella Rovigo, Reggio d. 1763
R. Patai, Shirei R. Yisrael Berekhyah Fontanella (1933).    
Jacob Ereẓ Israel early poet
M. Zulay, in: YMḤSI, 1 (1933), 157; Habermann, Ateret, 119–20, 228.    
Jacob Al'ayin Babylonia? 10/11th century
Habermann, Ateret, 182–228.    
Jacob Amron Turkey  
M. Benayahu, in: KS, 35 (1960), 529.    
Jacob b. Abraham (Angelo d'Ascoli) Italy 15th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 193–94.    
Jacob b. Dunash b. Akiva    
Jacob b. Eleazar    
Jacob b. Eliezer Guenzburg-Ulma Ulm (Germany) 16th century
J.L. Bialer, Min ha-Genazim (1967), 63–69.    
Jacob b. Isaac Segre Italy 16/17th century
M. Benayahu, in: Rabbi Yosef Caro, ed. by Y. Raphael (1969), 316, 348–9.    
Jacob b. Joab Elijah Fano    
Jacob b. Judah Germany 13th century
H. Peri, in: Tarbiz, 24 (1955), 426 ff.    
Jacob b. Judah ibn Ala'mani Alexandria 12th century
S. Abramson, in: YMḤSI, 7 (1958), 163–81.    
Jacob b. Naphtali    
Jacob Hai (Vita) Israel Italy, Amsterdam 18th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 408–9.    
Jacob ibn Albene Toledo 14th century
C. Roth, in JQR, 39 (1948–49), 123–50.    
Jacob Israel Bilgradi Ferrara 18th century
Bernstein, Italyah, 86–90, 165–6.    
Jacob Kunat Morocco 12/13th century
S. Bernstein, in: Sinai, 19 (1946), 214.    
(Jacob?) Manish b. Meir Austria 17th century
J.L. Bialer, Min ha-Genazim (1967), 77–78.    
Jacob of Castilia Spain, Fez  
S. Bernstein, in: Aresheth, 1 (1958), 15–16, 20.    
Jacob Tarfon Salonika 16th century
H. Brody, in: Minhah le-David dedicated to D. Yellin (1935), 205–220.    
Jeduthun ha-Levi   12th century
S. Assaf, in: Minḥah li-Yhudah to J.L. Zlotnik (1950), 162–9.    
Jehiel b. Abraham Rome d. before 1070
Schirmann, Italyah, 48–54; idem, in: Scritti in memoria di E. Sereni (1970), 92–107 (Heb. part).    
Jehiel b. Asher Spain 14th century
Habermann, in: Maḥanayim, 82 (1963), 38–41; idem, Ateret, 191–3, 200–1, 228.    
Jehiel b. Israel Luria Padua 16th century
M. Benayahu, in: Babbi Yosef Caro, ed. by Y. Raphael (1969), 315–6, 345–8.    
Jehiel b. Joab min ha-Anavim (Anav) Rome 13th century
N. Pavoncello, in: Miscellanea di Studi in memoria di D. Disegni (1969), 190–2, 195–7.    
Jehiel b. Joseph Germany 14th century
Urbach, Tosafot, 317.    

Piyyut

Jehoseph b. Hanan b. Nathan Ezobi    
Jekuthiel Spain 12th century
J. Schirmann, YMḤSI, 6 (1945), 262.    
Jekuthiel b. Isaac ibn Hasan    
Jekuthiel of Vilna Italy 18th century
I. Tishbi, in: Sefer Yovel le-Y. Baer (1960), 385ff.    
Jerahmeel b. Solomon    
Joab Syria 13th century
S. Bernstein: Sinai, 19 (1946), 213–4; idem, in: Ha-Tekufah, 32–33 (1948), 774–5.    
Joab Almagia Italy 18th century
C. Roth and C. Rabin, in: Metsudah, 5–6 (1948), 262–83.    
Joab b. Benjamin Rome 13/14th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 135–6.    
Joab b. Daniel Rome 13th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 133–4.    
Joab b. Jehiel de Synagoga Bet-El Rome 14th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 170–1.    
Joab b. Nathan b. Daniel de Sinagoga Rome 13/14th century
J.N. Pavoncello, in: Scritti in memoria di E. Sereni (1970), 119–32 (Heb. part).    
Joab the Greek    
Johanan b. Joshua ha-Kohen    
Johanan-Judah (Angelo) Alatrino Italy 16/17th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 256–60.    
Jonah ha-Kohan Rappa Italy 17th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 327–31.    
Joseph (Abu `Amar) ibn Hasdai Saragossa 11th century
Schirmann, Sefarad, 1 (19592), 171–5.    
Joseph Albaradani    
Joseph Almanzi    
Joseph Baruch b. Jedidiah Zechariah of Urbino Mantua, Modena 17th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 274–5. and Busseto  
Joseph b. Abraham Almosnino Salonika? 15/16th century
D. Yarden, in: Sefunot, 8 (1964), 258–60; 264–5.    
Joseph b. Asher (of Chartres)    
Joseph b. David ibn Suli Toledo d. after 1306
S. Bernstein in: Al Naharot Sefarad (1956), 138–42, 144–5, 251–4; Schirmann, Sefarad, 2 (19602), 485–8.    
Joseph b. Isaac Orléans 12th century
S. Bernstein, in: Tarbiz, 26 (1957), 465–8.    
Joseph b. Israel Yemen 16th century
J. Ratzaby, in: Yeda Am, 12 (1967), 56–60.    
Joseph b. Jacob    
Joseph b. Jacob (Abu Amr) ibn Sahl    
Joseph b. Jacob ha-Levi Morocco 15/16th century
N. Ben-Menahem, in: Aresheth, 2 (1960), 404–5.    
Joseph b. Jacob Kalai Crimea 13th century?
S. Bernstein, in: Sinai, 19 (1946), 214; J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 11–14 (Heb. part).    
Joseph b. Joshua ibn Vives Lorki Spain 14/15th century
J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 15–18 (Heb. part).    
Joseph b. Kalonymus ha-Nakdan    
Joseph b. Mattathias Italy 13th century
S. Bernstein, in: Tarbiz, 7 (1936), 181–5.    
Joseph b. Meir b. Ezra Greece? 14th century?
Bernstein, Piyyutim, 57–62.    
Joseph b. Meir ibn Al-Muhadjir Andalusia 11/12th century
Schirmann, Shirim Ḥadashim, 215–6.    
Joseph b. Moses Alashkar    

Piyyut

Joseph b. Nathan Ḥazzan Germany 12th century
A.L. Katch, in: JQR, 58 (1967), 89–94, 60 (1968–9), 1–5; J. Schirmann, in: KS, 44 (1969), 427–8.    
Joseph Ben-Ram Egypt 17th century
M. Wallenstein, in: Sefer Ḥayyim Schirmann (1970) 116ff.    
Joseph b. Samuel Z!arefati (Giuseppe Gallo) Florence 15/16th century
M.D. Cassuto, in: Meḥkarim le-Zikhron R.A. Kohut (1935), 121–28 (Heb. part).    
Joseph b. Sheshet ibn Latimi    
Joseph b. Solomon of Carcassonne    
Joseph b. Solomon Yahya    
Joseph b. Tanhum ha-Yerushalmi    
Joseph Cibzio Italy 17th century
S. Olivetti, Rassegna Mensile di Israel, 25 (1959), 22–25.    
Joseph Fiametta (Lehavah) Italy d. 1721
J. Schirmann, in: Zion, 29 (1964), 101.    
Joseph Ganso    
Joseph ibn al-Shami Spain 12th century
H. Schirmann, YMḤSI, 6 (1945), 253–8.    
Joseph ibn Barzel    
Joseph ibn Zabara    
Joseph Kaspi    
Joseph Kimḥi    
Joseph Saul Abdallah    
Joseph Shalim Gallego    
Joseph Sofer Spain 11th century
S.M. Stern, in: Zion, 11 (1950), 141–3.    
Joshua Ereẓ Israel early poet
Habermann, Ateret 158f., 227.    
Joshua b. Elijah ha-Levi    
Joshua b. Joseph ha-Kohen Egypt 11th century
M. Zulay, in: Haaretz (Jan. 10, 1949); ibid. (Dec. 12, 1952)    
Joshua Ben-Zion Segre Italy 1718–1798
J. Schirmann, in: Zion, 29 (1964), 100.    
Joshua ha-Kohen Ereẓ Israel early poet
M. Zulay, in: Alei Ayin (1952), 89–90; E. Fleischer, in: Tarbiz, 36 (1967), 146ff., 342ff.    
Joshua he-Haver b. Nathan Ereẓ Israel 11th century
E. Fleischer, in: Tarbiz, 38 (1969), 280–2.    
Josiphiah (Jehosiphiah) the Proselyte    
Judah Egypt or Ereẓ Israel 9th or 10th century
M. Zulay, Zur Liturgie der Babylonischen Juden (1933); Habermann, Ateret, 121ff., 226    
Judah Abrabanel (Leone Ebreo)    
Judah al-Ḥarizi    
Judah b. Aaron Kilti    
Judah b. Hillel ha-Levi Erez Israel 10/11th century
M. Zulay, in: Eretz Israel, 4 (1956), 138–44; Habermann, Ateret, 123–4, 227.    
Judah b. Isaac ibn Ghayyat    
Judah b. Isaac ibn Shabbetai    
Judah (Leone) b. Isaac Sommo    
Judah b. Israel Berechiah Fontanella Italy b. 1719
M. Zulay, Zur Liturgie der Babylonischen Juden (1933); 23–24, 67–68.    
Judah b. Jo[seph]   early poet
E. Fleischer, in: Tarbiz, 38 (1969), 280–1.    
Judah b. Joseph Segelmesi North Africa 14/15th century
S. Bernstein, in: Horeb, 12 (1956), 217–33.    
Judah b. Kalonymus b. Moses Mainz 12th century
J. Schirmann, in: Kobez al-Jad, 13 (1939), 38–41.    
Judah b. Menahem Rome 12th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 76–77.    

Piyyut

Judah b. Menahem of Rome    
Judah b. Moses   16th century
Bernstein, Piyyutim, 62.    
Judah b. Moses Alfaqui Turkey 16th century
J. Schirmann, in: KS, 12 (1935–36), 293, 521–3.    
Judah b. Moses Leonte    
Judah b. Moses of Saltars Italy b. 1550?
M. Benayahu, in: Rabbi Yosef Caro, ed. by Y. Raphael (1969), 313–5, 341–5.    
Judah b. Samuel Abbas    
Judah Halevi    
Judah Levi Toabah Salonika? 17th century
M. Attias, in: Sefunot, 1 (1958), 128–40.    
Judah Maẓli'aḥ Padova Modena d. 1728
J. Schirmann, in: Zion, 29 (1964), 102; G. Laras, in: Scritti in memoria di A. Milano (1970), 193–203.    
Judah Zarco    
Kalila and Dimna    
Kalon ha-Romi Byzantium 9th century
Schirmann, Shirim Hadashim, 424–6.    
Kalonymus b. Judah the Younger    
Kalonymus b. Kalonymus (see Kalonymus family)    
Kalonymus b. Shabbetai Rome, Worms 1030–1096
Schirmann, Italyah, 62–67.    
Kalonymus ha-Nasi (see Kalonymus family) Italy 13th century
Kalonymus ha-Zaken Italy 10th century
Leon b. Michael ha-Parnas Greece 14th century
J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 30–33 (Heb. part).    
Leonte b. Abraham Rome 12th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 70–73, 543.    
Leonte b. Moses Rome 12th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 80–81.    
Levi b. Jacob ibn Altabban    
Malkiel b. Meir Greece or Italy 11th century
J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 45–51 (Heb. part).    
Mattathias Italy 13th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 179–81.    
Mazzal Tov b. David Constantinople 15/16th century
I.D. Markon, in: Sefer ha-Yovel …A. Marx (1950), 322.    
Meir Abulafia    
Meir b. Abraham Bulgaria, Safed 16th century
A. Marmorstein, in: Alim, 3 (1937), 15–16.    
Meir b. Baruch of Rothenburg    
Meir b. Isaac Sheli'aḥ Ẓibbur    
Meir b. Moses Rome 13th century
J. Schirmann, in: KS, 37 (1962), 405, no. 1140.    
Menahem b. Aaron Germany 12th century?
S.H. Kook, Iyyunim u-Meḥkarim, 2 (1963), 209–10.    
Menahem b. Jacob    
Menahem b. Jacob ibn Saruq    
Menahem b. Mordecai ha-Parnas Corizzi Italy  
J. Schirmann, in: YMḤSI, 1 (1933), 101–5, 109–20.    
Meshullam b. Moses Mainz d. 1094/5
A.N.Z. Roth, in: Zion, 28 (1963), 233–5; E.E. Urbach (ed.), Arugat ha-Bosem of Azriel b. Abraham, 4 (1963), 17, 52–54.    
Meshullam ha-Sofer Italy 14th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 182–3.    
Mevorakh b. David Ereẓ Israel early poet
A. Scheiber, in: Tarbiz, 22 (1951), 167–73; 36 (1966), 92–93.    

Piyyut

Mevorakh b. Nathan Ereẓ Israel 10th century
Schirmann, Shirim Ḥadashim, 29–30.    
Mevorakh ha-Bavli Ereẓ Israel 11th century
A.M. Habermann, in: Maḥanayim, 44 (1960), 59ff.; idem, Ateret 143–4, 729.    
Meyuhas Italy 16th century
J. Schirmann, YMḤSI, 1 (1933), 107, 125–27.    
Michael b. Caleb Greece 11/12th century
J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 52–53 (Heb. part).    
Mordecai b. Berechiah Jare Mantua 16/17th century
Simonsohn, Mantovah, 2 (1964), 522.    
Mordecai b. Hillel ha-Kohen    
Mordecai b. Joseph Worms d. 1294
Schirmann, in: Kobez al-Jad, 13 (1939), 52–57.    
Moses Ereẓ Israel early poet
M. Zulay, in: YMḤSI, 5 (1939), 149–54; Habermann, Ateret, 140, 229.    
Moses Abbas (ibn Abez)    
Moses b. Abraham Dar'I    
Moses b. Abraham ha-Levi Dara' (North Africa) 9th century
N. Allony, in: Sinai, 43 (1958), 394.    
Moses b. Benjamin Sofer Rome 12th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 74–75.    
Moses b. Ḥiyya Greece 12th century
J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 41–44 (Heb. part).    
Moses b. Isaac Spain 11th century
H. Brody, in: Keneset, memorial volume to Ḥ.N. Bialik, 1 (1936), 410–5.    
Moses b. Isaac Tyre early poet
M. Zulay in: YMḤSI, 5 (1939), 171–4.    
Moses b. Isaac b. Jacob Grenoble 13th century?
H. Schirmann, in: Zion, 19 (1954), 66.    
Moses b. Isaac Da Rieti    
Schirmann, Italyah, 195–9.    
Moses b. Isaac Remos    
Moses b. Israel Finzi Italy 16th century
M. Benayahu, in: Rabbi Yosef Caro, ed. by Y. Raphael (1969), 317–8, 351–3.    
Moses b. Jacob    
Moses b. Jacob (Abu Haruun) ibn Ezra    
Moses b. Joseph Rome 13th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 110–5.    
Moses b. Kalonymus    
Moses b. Levi    
Moses b. Maẓli'aḥ    
A. Mirsky, in: KS, 34 (1959), 363–7.    
Moses b. Mevorakh    
Moses b. Naḥman (Naḥmanides)    
Moses (b. Nethanel) Nathan    
Moses b. Samuel b. Absalom France? 12th century
S. Bernstein, in: Tarbiz, 10 (1939), 15–19.    
Moses b. Samuel ha-Kohen Gikatilla    
Moses b. Shabbetai Rome 11th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 60–61; Bernstein, Piyyutim, 41–44, 77–78.    
Moses b. Shem Tov de Leon    
Moses b. Shem Tov Gabbai    
Moses b. Shem Tov Ḥazzan Spain, North Africa 14/15th century
A.M. Habermann, in Tarbiz, 14 (1943), 54, 67–69.    
Moses b. Shem Tov ibn Habib    
Moses b. Solomon d'Escola Gerondi    
Moses b. Zur Morocco 17/18th century
N. Ben-Menahem, in: Aresheth, 2 (1960), 383–6.    

Piyyut

Moses ha-Kohen ibn Gikatilla Spain 11th century
A. Scheiber, in: Alexander Marx Jubilee Volume (1950), 537–8 (Heb. part).    
Moses Ḥayyim b. Abraham Catalano Padua, Montagnana d. 1661
B. (C.) Roth in: Kobez al-Jad, 4 (1946), 99–101.    
Moses ibn Al-Taqana    
Moses Kilki    
Moses Mevorakh Crimea 15/16th century
S. Bernstein, in: Sefer Yovel li-Khevod S.K. Mirsky (1958), 406, 479–86.    
Moses Zacuto (Zacut)    
Mubbashshir b. Ephraim he-Haver Orient 11th century
A.M. Habermann, Ateret, 160–1.    
Nahum Spain? 13th century
Schirmann, Sefarad, 2 (19602), 459–62.    
Nahum b. Joseph al-Bardani Babylonia 11th century
A. Scheiber, in: Zion, 30 (1965), 123.    
Nathan b. Isaac Mainz 12/13th century
A.M. Habermann, in: Haaretz (Sept. 20. 1968).    
Nathan b. Samuel he-Ḥaver Egypt 12th century
J. Schirmann, in: YMḤSI, 6 (1945), 291–7.    
Nehemiah Orient 12/13th century
S. Bernstein, in: Sinai, 19 (1946), 215.    
Nehemiah b. Menahem Calomiti Crete 15th century
M.D. Cassuto, in: Sefer ha-Hovel… S. Krauss (1936), 211–6.    
Nehemiah b. Solomon b. Heiman ha-Nasi Babylonia? 10/11th century
M. Zulay, YMḤSI, 4 (1938), 197–246.    
Nethanel b. Naaman Corfu 16th century
S. Bernstein, Piyyutim, 81–83.    
Nethanel b. Nehemiah Caspi Provence 15th century
S. Bernstein, in: Tarbiz, 10 (1939), 26–29.    
Nissi (Nissim) b. Berechiah al-Nahrawani    
Ohev b. Meir ha-Nasi    
Perfet Zark Spain 14th century
Schirmann, Sefarad, 2 (19602), 544–6.    
Pesaḥ b. Abraham ha-Kohen Germany 13th century
E.E. Urbach (ed.), Arugat ha-Bosem of Abraham b. Azriel, 1 (1939), 281; 4 (1963), 122.    
Phinehas b. Jacob ha-Kohen (Kafra)    
Phinehas b. Joseph ha-Levi    
Rahamim Kalai Egypt 17th century
M. Wallenstein, in: Sefer Ḥayyim Schirmann (1970), 111–34.    
Raphael b. Isaac de-Faenza Florence 15th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 203–5, 573.    
Raphael Joseph b. Johanan Treves Italy 16th century
M. Benayahu, in: Rabbi Yosef Caro, ed. by Y. Raphael (1969), 318–9, 353–6.    
Rehabiah b. Judah France 11/12th century
H. Brody, in: Emet le-Ya'akov, Sefer Yovel… J. Freimann (1937), 22–26.    
Rephaiah b. Judah Kohen Orient 12th century?
S. Bernstein, in: HUCA, 16 (1941), 150–3.    
Reuben ha-Kohen Ḥazzan    
S. Abramson, in: Tarbiz, 15 (1944), 51–54.    
Saadiah b. Joseph Gaon    
Saadiah b. Joseph ha-Levi    
Saadiah b. Maimun ibn Danan    
Saadiah Longo    
Sahalul Yemen 15th century
J. Ratzaby, in: Afikim ba-Negev, 2 (1966), nos. 15–16    
Sa'id b. Babshad ha-Kohen   10/11th century
Schirmann, Shirim Ḥadashim, 431–3, 482.    

Piyyut

Saj'id Darin (or Drin), Dinar Yemen 17th century
J. Ratzaby, in: Zion, 20 (1955), 32–46.    
Salem (Salam) Abraham b. Isaac Mantua, Venice 17th century
Simonsohn, Mantjovah, 2 (1964), 529–31.    
Samson b. Samuel Germany, Jerusalem 14th century
Habermann, Ateret 202–3, 231.    
Samson Kohen Modon Mantua 1679–1727
Samuel Egypt 13th century
Schirmann, Shirim Ḥadashim, 134–5.    
Samuel Germany or France 13th century?
Habermann, Ateret, 199, 230.    
Samuel Spain 13/14th century
Habermann, Ateret, 87–88. 109–12, 166, 194, 230.    
Samuel Archivolti    
Samuel b. Eliasaph Rome 16th century?
Samuel b. Hananiah Spain 11th century
S. Abramson, in: Sinai, 36 (1955), 538–42.    
Samuel b. Ḥayyim Greece 13/14th century
Bernstein, Piyyutim, 94–101.    
Samuel b. Isaac Segan Leviyyah Germany 11th century
S.H. Kook, Iyyunim u-Meḥkarim, 2 (1963), 244–6.    
Samuel b. Joseph ibn Sasson    
Samuel b. Joshua Minz Biritaro Mantua 16th century
M. Benayahu, in: Rabbi Yosef Caro, ed. by Y. Raphael (1969), 319–20, 356–57.    
Samuel b. Kalonymus ha-Ḥazzan Germany d. 1241
E.E. Urbach (ed.), Arugat ha-Bosem of Abraham b. Azriel, 4 (1963), 60.    
Samuel b. Moses Anav Bologna 16th century
Bernstein, Italyah, passim.    
Samuel b. Moses ha-Dayyan Syria 15/16th century
A.M. Habermann, in: Haaretz (Sept. 27, 1964); J.L. Weinberger, in: Tarbitz, 38 (1969), 286–9.    
Samuel b. Moses ha-Levi Orient 12/13th century
S. Bernstein, in: Sinai, 19 (1946), 216.    
Samuel b. Moses min ha-Ne'arim (Dei Fanciulli) Italy 14th century
N. Pavoncello, in: Miscellanea di Studi in Memoria di D. Disegni (1969), 188–90, 192–5.    
Samuel b. Shalom Ereẓ Israel 8th century
M. Zulay, in: YMḤSI, 3 (1936), 153–62; A.M. Habermann, Toledot ha-Piyyut ve-ha-Shirah (1970), 56.    
Samuel b. Simeon Poland 17th century
A. Yaari, in KS, 16 (1939/40), 377–9.    
Samuel b. Zadok ibn Alamani Egypt 12/13th century
A. Scheiber, in: Sefer Ḥayyim Schirmann (1970), 394–6.    
Samuel David Luzzatto    
Samuel ha-Nagid    
Samuel ha-Shelishi b. Hoshana    
Saul Caspi    
Shabbetai Italy 16th century
S. Bernstein, in: Horeb, 5 (1939), 55.    
Shabbetai b. Abishai Ḥabib Corfu? 15th century
Bernstein, Piyyutim, 88–89.    
Shabbetai b. Moses Rome 11th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 39–40; Bernstein, Piyyutim, 74–77.    
Shabbetai Ḥayyim (Vita) Marini    
Shalem Shabazi    
Shape b. Said (URU?) Yemen 15th century?
Y. Ratzaby, in: Be-Ma'arakhah (1969), no. 14–15.    
Shealtiel b. Levi Germany? 13/14th century
A.M. Habermann, in: Haaretz (April 18, 1968).    
She'erit ha-Ḥazzan    

Piyyut

Shemariah b. Aaron ha-Kohen Babylonia 12/13th century
N. Alloni in: Sinai, 58 (1966), 136–7; D. Yarden, Sefunei Shirah (196), 144–8; J. Tubi, in: Ba-Ma'arakhah, 10 (1971), no. 119, 18–19.    
Shemariah of Rabyuano Greece 12th century
J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 55–59 (Heb. part)    
Shem Tov Falaquera    
Shephatiah b. Amittai    
Sheshet Provence 12th century
Habermann, Ateret, 96, 231.    
Silano    
Simeon b. Isaac    
Simeon b. Megas ha-Kohen    
Simeon b. Ẓemaḥ Duran    
Simeon Labi Spain, North Africa d. 1545
A.M. Habermann, in: Maḥanayim, 56 (1961), 42–45.    
Simḥah b. Samuel Germany 12/13th century
A.M. Habermann, in: Haaretz (Aug. 19, 1963).    
Simḥah Issachar    
Schirmann, Italyah, 350–3.    
Sindabar    
Solomon Abu Ayyuv ibn Al Muallim Seville, Morocco 11/12th century
Schirmann, Sefarad, 1 (19592), 541–3.    
Solomon al-Kufi Ḥazzan   10/11th century
A.M. Habermann, Be-Ron Yaḥad (1945), 35.    
Solomon b. David ha-Rifi Egypt 11/12th century?
N. Alloni, in: Sinai, 64 (1969), 22–23.    
Solomon b. Elijah Sharvit ha-Zahav ha-Levi Salonika 15th century
A. Ovadiah, in: Sinai, 6 (1940), 78–79; S.H. Kook, Iyyunim u-Meḥkarim, 2 (1963), 216–9; I.M. Molho, in: Oẓar Yehudei Sefarad, 3 (1960), 80–82.    
Solomon b. Immanuel Da Piera or De Pierrelatte S. France 14th century
M. Catane, in: KS, 42 (1966–67), 399–402; 43 (1967–68), 160.    
Solomon b. Isaac Italy 14th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 186.    
Solomon b. Isaac (Rashi)    
Solomon b. Isaac b. Meir Gaon Syria 11th century
M. Zulay, in: YMḤSI, 5 (1939), 175–7.    
Solomon b. Isaac Gerondi Spain 13th century
S. Bernstein, Al-Naharot Sefarad (1956), 146–51, 254–6.    
Solomon b. Judah ha-Bavli    
Solomon b. Judah ibn Gabirol    
Solomon (b. Judah?) ibn Ghiyyat Spain 12th century
J. Schirmann, in: YMḤSI, 6 (1945), 261.    
Solomon b. Mazzal Tov Constantinople 16th century
I.D. Markon, in: Sefer ha-Yovel… A. Marx (1950), 321–49; idem, in: Melilah, 3/4 (1950), 260–75.    
Solomon b. Menahem Germany 13th century
D. Goldschmidt, in: Maḥanayim, 60 (1961), 62–63.    
Solomon b. Moses Dei Rossi Rome 13th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 105–6.    
Solomon b. Reuben Bonafed    
Solomon b. Said Yemen 16th century
J. Ratzaby, in: Oẓar Yehudei Sefarad, 2 (1959), 85, 88.    
Solomon b. Samson Germany 11th century
A.R. Malachi, Bitzaron, 50 (1964), 178–80.    
Solomon b. Sar Shalom Yemen 16th century
J. Ratzaby, in: Maḥanayim, 40 (1959), 170–92.    
Solomon Ḥazzan Italy 16th century
Bernstein, Italyah, 44–45, 146; A. Yaari, Meḥkerei Sefer (1958), 220, 225–6.    

Piyyut

Solomon ibn Labi    
Solomon ibn Zadbel    
Solomon Kohen Orient  
Jabermann, Ateret, 216–7.    
Solomon Mevorakh Turkey 16th century
S. Bernstein, in: Horeb, 5 (1939), 61–62; J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 60–62 (Heb. part)    
Solomon Suleiman b. Amar    
Tamar b. Menahem    
Todros b. Judah ha-Levi Abulafia    
Yaḥya b. Abraham Harazi Yemen 16/17th century
Y. Ratzaby, in: Tagim, 1 (1969), 54–59.    
Yakar b. Samuel ha-Levi Cologne and Mainz 13th century
Urbach, Tosafot, 452–3; C. Sirat, in: REJ, 118 (1959–60), 131–3.    
Yannai    
Yanon b. Ẓemaḥ Syria 11th century
M. Zulay, in: Sinai, 28 (1951), 167–9; J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 3–10 (Heb. part).    
Yo'eẓ b. Malkiel Germany 13th century
A.M. Habermann, Gezerot Ashkenaz ve-Ẓarefat (1946), 194, 264.    
Yom Tov (Bondi), Valvason Venice 1616–1660
J. Schirmann, in: Zion, 29 (1964), 104.    
Yom Tov b. Isaac France 12th century
J. Schirmann, in: Kobez al-Jad, 13 (1939), 35–37.    
Yom Tov Soriano Spain 15th century
A.M. Habermann, in: YMḤSI, 3 (1936), 133–50.    
Yose b. Yose    
Yudan b. Misatya ha-Kohen Greece or Italy 10th century
Sefer ha-Mekorot (19702), 128.    
Zadok b. Aaron ibn Alamani Alexandria 12th century
S. Bernstein, in: Sinai, 19 (1946), 215; idem, in: Ha-Tekufah, 32–33 (1948), 77.    
Zebidah family    
Zechariah al-Dahiri    
Ẓedakah Egypt Medieval
N. Allony, in: Oẓar Yehudei Sefarad, 1 (1959), 54–61.    
Zedekiah b. Benjamin min ha-Anavim (Anav) Rome 13th century
B. Dinur, in: Sefer Zikkaron Aryeh Leon Carpi (1967), 52–63.    
Ẓemaḥ b. Yanon he-Ḥazzan Syria 11th century
M. Zulay, in: YMḤSI, 5 (1939), 132.    
Zevadiah S. Italy 9th century
Schirmann, Shirim Ḥadashim, 422–4.    

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Waxman, Literature, 1 (1960), ch. 9; 2 (19602), ch. 3; Zunz, Poesie; Zunz, Ritus; Zunz, Lit Poesie; Elbogen, Gottesdienst, 206-31, 280-353; Zulay, in: YMḤSI, 5 (1939), 107-80; Mirsky, ibid., 7 (1958), 1-129; A. Mirsky, Reshit ha-Piyyut (1965); S. Abramson, Bi-Leshon Kodemim (1965); Davidson, Oẓar, index, S.V. names of paytanim; J. Yahalom, The Syntax of Ancient Piyyut (including Yannai) as a Basis for its Style (1974). Add. Bibliography: E. Fleischer, Shirat ha-Kodesh ha-Ivrit bi-Ymei ha-Benayim (1975); idem, Ha-Yoẓerot be-Hithavvutam ṿe-Hitpatteḥtam (1984); Sh. Elizur, Piyyutei Eleazar be-Rabi ḳilar ṿe-Yaḥasam li-Yeẓirato shel Eleazar Berabi ḳilir (1981); dem: Paitan be-'Idan shel Mifneh: R. Yehoshu'a Bar Khalfa u-Fiyyutav (1994); idem, Shirah shel Parashah: Parashot ha-Torah bi-Re'i ha-Piyyut (1999); N. Weissenstern (ed.), Piyyutei Yoḥanan ha-Kohen be-Rabi Yehoshu'a (diss., 1983); L. Weinberger, Early Synagogue Poets in the Balkans (1988); A. Mirsky, Ha-Piyyut: Hitpatḥuto be-Ereẓ-Yisra'el u-va-Golah (1990); idem, Me-Ḥovot ha-Levavot le-Shirat ha-Levavot (1992); R.P. Scheindlin, The Gazelle: Medieval Hebrew Poems on God, Israel, and the Soul (1991); I. Levin and A. Sáenz-Badillos, Si me olvido de ti, Jerusalén… Cantos de las Sinagogas de al-Andalus (1992); Z.Z. Breuer, Shirat ha-Kodesh shel Rabi Shelomoh Ibn Gabirol: Tokhen ve-Ẓurah (1993); Eleazar ben Judah, Shirat ha-Roke'ah. Piyyutei Eleazar mi-Vermaiza, ed. I. Meiseles (1993); A.V. Tanenbaum, Poetry and Philosophy: The Idea of the Soul in Andalusian Piyyut (1993); S. Kats, R. Yiẓḥak Ibn Gi'at: Monografyah (1994); E. Hollender, Synagogale Hymnen: Qedushtaót des Simon b. Isaak im Amsterdam Mahsor (1994); idem, Clavis Commentariorum of Hebrew Liturgical Poetry in Manuscript (2005); M. Zulay, Ereẓ-Yisra'el u-Fiyyuteha: Meḥkarim be-Fiyyutei ha-Genizah, ed. E. Ḥazan (1995); idem, Mi-pi Paytanim ve-Shofkhei Siaḥ, ed. Sh. Elitsur (2004); Sh. Spiegel, Avot ha-Piyyut: Mekorot u-Meḥkarim le-Toledot ha-Piyyut be-Ereẓ Yisra'el, ed. M. Schmelzer (1996); M. Zulay and E. Hazan, Ereẓ-Yisra'el u-Fiyyuteha: Meḥkarim be-Fiyyutei ha-Genizah (1995); E.D. Goldschmidt, Meḥkerei Tefillah u-Fiyyut (1996); David Ben-Hasin, Tehilah le-David: Koveẓ Shirato shel David Ben-Hasin; ed. A.E. Elbaz et al. (1996); idem, David Ben-Hasin, Tefillah le-David: Azharot, ed. A.E. Elbaz et al. (2000); idem, Leket Shirei David Ben Hasin: …mi-Tokh Sifro Tehilah le-David (2005); M. Ben-Yashar, Siftei Renanot: Mivḥar Piyyutim le-Shabatot u-le-Mo'adim (1996); Isaac ha-Seniri, Piyyutei R. Yiẓḥak ha-Seniri, ed. B. Bar-Tikva (1996); Y. David, J. Schirmann, et al., Osef Shirei Kodesh: Ketav Yad mi-Sefarad u-mi-Arẓot ha-Magreb me-ha-Me'ah ha-14 (1997); W. van Bekkum, Hebrew Poetry from Late Antiquity: Liturgical Poems of Yehudah (1998); R. Halevi, Shirat Yisra'el be-Teiman: mi-Mivḥar ha-Shirah ha-Shabazit-Teimanit (1998); N. Katsumatah, Sidrei Avodah le-Yom ha-Kippurim min ha-Dorot ha-Semukhim le-R. Se'adyah Ga'on (1998); J. Yahalom, Shirat Benei Yisra'el ba-Tekufah ha-Bizantinit ve-ad Kibushei ha-Ẓalbanim (1996); idem, Piyyut u-Meẓi'ut be-Shilheu ha-Zeman ha-Atik (1999); I. Meiseles, Shirat ha-Miẓvot: Azharot Rabi Eliyahu ha-Zaken (2001); T. Beeri, Ha-Ḥazzan ha-Gadol asher be-Bagdad: Piyyutei Yosef ben Ḥayyim Albaradani (2002); N. Katsumata, The Liturgical Poetry of Nehemiah ben Shelomoh ben Heiman ha-Nasi (2002); idem, Hebrew Style in the Liturgical Poetry of Shmuel Hashlishi (2003); Y. Ratzaby, Shirei R. Shalem Shabazi: Bibliografyah (2003); M. Zulay, and S. Elizur, Mi-pi Paytanim ve-Shofkhei Si'ah (2004); M.D. Swartz and J. Yahalom, Avodah: An Anthology of Ancient Poetry for Yom Kippur (2005).

[Ezra Fleischer]

The following list contains:

1. Those paytanim and pre-modern poets who have individual entries in the Encyclopedia – included are those who are either primarily paytanim or famous as such;

2. Paytanim and pre-modern poets who do not have individual entries and who are not included in (1) Davidson's Oẓar ha-Shirah ve-ha-Piyyut (vol. 4, pp. 347) which was completed in 1933 (Davidson's additions were published in HUCA 12–13, 1937–38);

3. Paytanim and pre-modern poets who are in Davidson but on whom new material has been made available in the intervening years.

The list is alphabetical according to the first names.

The abbreviations used (other than standard) are the following:

Bernstein, Italyah – S. Bernstein, Mi-Shirei Yisrael be-Italyah (1939).

Bernstein, Piyyutim – S. Bernstein, Piyyutim u-Faytanim meha-Tekufah ha-Bizantinit (1941).

Habermann, Ateret – A.M. Habermann, Ateret Renanim (1967).

Schirmann, Italyah – J. Schirmann, Mivḥar ha-Shirah ha-Ivrit be-Italyah (1934).

Schirmann, Sefarad – J. Schirmann, Ha-Shirah ha-Ivrit bi-Sefarad u-vi-Provence, 2 vols. (1959–60²).

Schirmann, Shirim Hadashim – J. Schirmann, Shirim Ḥadashim min ha-Genizah (1965).

Simonsohn, Mantovah – S. Simonsohn, Toledot ha-Yehudim be-Dukkasut Mantovah, 2 vols. (1962–64).

YMḤSI – Yedi'ot ha-Makhon le-Ḥeker ha-Shirah ha-Ivrit, 7 vols. (1933–58).

Piyyut

Name Place Dates
Aaron b. Abraham of Offenbach Habermann, Ateret, 126–7, 225. Germany 18th century
Aaron b. Isaac Hamon    
Aaron b. Joshua ibn Alamani Alexandria 12th century
J. Schirmann, in: YMḤ SI, 6 (1945), 265–85; S.D. Goitein, in: Tarbiz, 28 (1959), 343ff.; A. Scheiber in: Sefarad, 27 (1967), 269–81.    
Aaron b. Mariyyon ha-Kohen Acre 11/12th century
M. Zulay, in: YMḤSI, 5 (1939), 178–80; idem, in: Sinai, 23 (1948), 214–28.    
Aaron b. Moses Malti Babylonia 16/17th century
M. Benayahu, in: Sefunot, 3–4 (1969), 17.    
Aaron b. Samuel ha-Levi Spain 14/15th century
A.M. Habermann, Amarai Kaḥ(1964).    
Aaron Hakiman    
Abner Spain 14th century
A.M. Habermann, in: Sefer ha-Yovel… S. Federbush (1961), 173–99.    
Abraham b. Daniel    
Abraham b. Daniel Buttrio Italy b. 1510
M. Benayahu, in: Rabbi Yosef Caro, ed. by Y. Raphael (1969), 309–12, 323–5.    
Abraham b. Gabriel Zafrana Corfu 16th century
J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 19–22 (Heb. part).    
Abraham b. Isaac Babylonia? 10/11th century
M. Zulay, in: Sinai, 25 (1949), 46–47.    
Abraham b. Isaac Italy 11th century
H. Schirmann, in: Leshonenu, 21 (1957), 212–9; S. Abramson, ibid., 25 (1961), 31–34.    
Abraham b. Isaac Bedersi    
Abraham b. Isaac Da Pisa Italy 16th century
Bernstein, Italyah, passim.    
Abraham b. Isaac he-Ḥ asid Tawil Lybia  
S. Bernstein, in: Tarbiz, 15 (1944), 97, 101–7; idem, in: Ha-Tekufah, 32–33 (1948), 780; D. Yarden, in: Sefunot, 8 (1964), 259, 266–72.    
Abraham b. Jacob Germany 11/12th century
H. Merhaviah, in: Tarbiz, 39 (1970), 277–84.    
Abraham b. Jacob Germany or France 12th century
Habermann, Ateret, 18–19, 225.    
Abraham b. Jacob Gavison Algiers 1520–1578
R.S. Sirat, in: Fourth World Congress of Jewish Studies Papers, 2 (1968), 66–67.    
Abraham b. Joseph ha-Kohen Ereẓ Israel 11th century
M. Zulay in: Sinai, 28 (1951), 162.    

Piyyut

Abraham b. Mattathias Rome 12th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 78–79.    
Abraham b. Mereno ha-Kohen Corfu 13th century
Bernstein, Piyyutim, 27–28.    
Abraham b. Moses Doresh   14th century
A.M. Habermann, in: Maḥanayim, 30 (1956), 149, 151–2.    
Abraham b. Samuel Spain 13th century
Schirmann, Sefarad, 2 (19602), 457–58; S. Abramson, in: Leshonenu la-Am, 18 (1967), 67ff.    
Abraham b. Samuel ha-Levi Ibn Ḥasdai    
Abraham b. Samuel he-Ḥasid (of Speyer)    
Abraham b. Shabbetai Kohen Greece, Padua 1670–1729
Schirmann, Italyah, 358.    
Abraham b. Solomon ha-Levi Buqarat Spain, Tunis 15/16th century
H.H. Ben-Sasson in: Tarbiz, 31 (1961), 59–71; A.M. Habermann, ibid., 301.    
Abraham Di Medina Egypt 17th century
M. Benayahu, in: KS, 35 (1960), 530.    
Abraham ha-Kohen Babylonia 10th century
A. Scheiber, in: Zion, 30 (1965), 123–7.    
Abraham Ḥazzan Gerondi Spain 13th century
Schirmann, Sefarad, 2 (19602), 291–4.    
Abraham Ibn Al-Rabib    
Abraham Ibn Ezra    
Abraham Kohen Crete 16th century
N. Ben-Menahem, in: Sinai, 13 (1943), 363–5.    
Abraham Kurtabi (Kortabi)    
Abraham Maimin Safed d. 1570?
A.M. Habermann, Toledot ha-Piyyut ve-ha-Shirah (1970), 141; M. Benayahu, in: KS, 35 (1960), 528.    
Abu Ibrahim Isaac ibn Maskaran Spain 12th century
J. Schirmann, in: YMHSI, 4 (1938), 277.    
Abu Isaac Abraham Harizi    
Abu Ishaq Ibrahim Ibn Sahl    
Adonim b. Nissim ha-Levi Fez 10/11th century
N. Allony in: Sinai, 43 (1958), 393–4; Schirmann, Shirim Ḥadashim, 58–62.    
Ahimaaz b. Paltiel    
Ahitub b. Isaac Palermo 13th century
J. Schirmann, in: YMḤSI, 1 (1933), 132–47.    
Akiva b. Jacob Frankfurt 1520?–1597
J.L. Bialer, Min ha-Genazim (1967), 69–77.    
Ali (b. David) Orient 12/13th century
M. Zulay, in: Sinai, 23 (1948), 214–28.    
Ali b. Ezekiel ha-Kohen Egypt 11th century
A.M. Habermann, in: Sinai, 53 (1963), 183–4, 191–2.    
Alvan b. Abraham    
Amittai    
Amnon of Mainz    
Amram b. Moses Ḥazzan Ereẓ Israel 10th century?
S. Assaf and L.A. Mayer (eds.), Sefer ha-Yishuv, 2 (1944), 54; Habermann, Ateret, 149, 212, 230.    
Anan b. Marinus ha-Kohen    
Anatoli Italy 12th century
J. Schirmann, in: YMHSI, 1 (1933), 106–7, 121–4.    
Anatoli (Zerahiah) b. David Cazani Greece 12th century
J. Schirmann, in: YMḤSI, 1 (1933), 107; J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 27–29 (Heb. part).    
Aryeh Judah Harari    
Asher b. Isaac ha-Levi Worms 11/12th century
S.H. Kook, Iyyunim u-MeḤkarim, 2 (1963), 197–201; E.E. Urbach (ed.), Arugat ha-Bosem, of Azriel b. Abraham, 4 (1963), 15–16.    
Avigdor Kara    

Piyyut

Avtalyon b. Mordecai Turkey 17th century
Azriel b. Joseph Orient 13th century
Schirmann, Shirim Ḥadashim, 392–6.    
Baḥya (Baḥye) b. Joseph ibn Paquda    
Barhun (Abraham; may be Abraham b. Sahalan)    
M. Zulay, Ha-Askolah ha-Paytanit shel Rav Sa'adyah Ga'on (1964), 35.    
Baruch b. Samuel of Mainz    
Ben ha-Melekh ve-ha-Nazir    
Benjamin b. Abraham Anav    
Benjamin b. Azriel    
Benjamin b. Ḥiyya    
Benjamin b. Samuel ha-Levi    
Benjamin b. Zerah Germany 11th century
Habermann, Ateret, 176–7, 226.    
Benjamin Peraḥyah Greece? 14th century?
Bernstein, Piyyutim, 36–39.    
Benveniste b. Ḥiyya al-Dayyan Spain 12/13th century
J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 23–26 (Heb. part).    
Ben Zion Aryeh Gerondi Padua 1763–1820?
Habermann, Ateret, 128–9, 226.    
Berechiah b. Natronai ha-Nakdan    
Caleb b. Said Babylonia 10th century
M. Zulay, in: Sinai, 25 (1949), 36–37.    
Daniel b. Samuel Rossena    
David b. Aaron ibn Ḥassin    
David b. Gedaliah France or Italy 12th century
Habermann, Ateret, 173–4, 226.    
David b. Huna Italy 10th century
S. Bernstein, in: Sefer ha-Yovel, Meir Waxman (1966), 45–58.    
David b. Nasi Orient 11th century
J. Ratzaby, in: Tarbiz, 14 (1943), 204–13.    
David b. Saadiah ha-Kohen Yemen 17th century
J. Tubi, in: Ba-Ma'arakhah, 11 (1971), no. 121, 18–19.    
David b. Samson France 13th century?
H. Schirmann, in: Kobez al-Jad, 13 (1939), 43–44.    
David b. Yom Tov Ibn Bilia    
David ha-Kohen Spain or Provence 13th century
Schirmann, Sefarad, 2 (1956), 463–5; Habermann, Ateret, 175, 226.    
David Ibn Paquda    
David Onkinerah Salonika 16th century
J. Patai, in: Kobez al-Jad, 12 (1937), 75–119.    
Dosa b. Joshua ha-Ḥazzan    
S. Abrason, in: Tarbiz, 15 (1944), 55–59.    
Dunash b. Judah Kairouan 11th century
N. Allony, in: Sinai, 43 (1958), 90, 387, 396–400; Habermann, Ateret, 94–95.    
Eleazar    
Eleazar b. Abun Ereẓ Israel  
S. Spiegel, in: YMḤSI, 5 (1939), 267–91.    
Eleazar b. Ḥalfon ha-Kohen    
Eleazar b. Phinehas Ereẓ Israel  
M. Zulay, in: YMḤSI, 5 (1939), 147–8.    
Eleazar ha-Ḥazzan Ereẓ Israel  
M. Zulay, in: YMḤSI, 1 (1933), 155–6.    
Eleazar Hodaya Ereẓ Israel  
E. Fleisher, in: Tarbiz, 36 (1967), 342 ff.    
Eleazar Kallir    
Eleazar Kohen Spain  
A. Scheiber, in: Sinai, 35 (1954), 183–6.    

Piyyut

Eliakim Crimea 14/15th century
S. Bernstein, in: Sefer Yovel li-Khevod S.K. Mirsky (1958), 465–6, 478–9.    
Eliakim b. Abraham Europe 14/15th century
D. Pagis, in: Sefer Hayyim Schirmann (1970), 247–8.    
Eliashib Joshua Provencale Italy 16th century
M. Benayahu, in: Rabbi Yosef Caro, ed by Y. Raphael (1969), 313, 340.    
Eliezer b. Ephraim Germany or France 13th century
Urbach, Tosafot, 414–6.    
Eliezer b. Samson    
Eliezer de Mordo Corfu 17/18th century
Bernstein, Piyyutim, 16–18; S. Simonsohn, in: PAAJR, 34 (1966), 106–8.    
Eliezer Gentili (Ḥefeẓ) Italy 18th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 398.    
Eliezer Leizer b. Judah Loeb Germany 17th century
A.M. Habermann, in: Maḥanayim, 89 (1964), 20–23.    
Elijah b. Abraham Greece 15th century?
Bernstein, Piyyutim, 63–65.    
Elijah b. David Mazzal Tov Corfu 1575–1625
Bernstein, Piyyutim, 65–67.    
Elijah b. Eliezer Delmedigo Crete 16th century
J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 34–37 (Heb. part).    
Elijah b. Eliezer Philosoph    
Elijah b. Menahem ha-Zaken Le Mans 11th century
A.M. Habermann (ed.), Shirei ha-Yiḥud ve-ha-Kavod (1948), 87–97.    
Elijah b. Mordecai Italy 10th century
A. Mirsky, in: Sinai, (1969), 179–87.    
Elijah b. Moses Kapuzato    
Elijah b. Samuel Macedonia 15th century
A.M. Habermann, Sefer ha-Yovel… Ḥ. Albeck (1963), 160–76.    
Elijah b. Shemaiah Bari 11th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 41–47; Habermann, Ateret, 22–24, 225.    
Elijah b. Shalom, or, Samuel Germany 13th century?
A.M. Habermann, in: Haaretz (Sept. 21, 1960).    
Elijah Chelebi-ha-Kohen Anatolia    
Elijah of Buttrio Italy 16th century
M. Benayahu, in: Rabbi Yosef Caro, ed. by Y. Raphael (1969), 312–3, 326–39. ("En") Maimon Galipapa    
Ephraim b. Isaac of Regensburg    
Ephraim b. Joab Modena (Italy) 14th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 200–2.    
Ezekiel b. Ali ha-Kohen Albasir Persia, Iraq, or Egypt 11th century
M. Zulay, in: YMHSI, 3 (1936), 57–58; A. Mirsky, Yalkut ha-Piyyutim (1958), 60–63.    
Ezekiel (Hezekiah) David b. Mordecai Abulafia (Bolaffi)    
Gamaliel b. Moses Egypt 12th century
Schirmann, Shirim Ḥadashim, 126–9.    
Gershom b. Solomon b. Isaac France or Germany 12th century
J. Schirmann, in: Kobez al-Jad, 3 (1939), 41–43.    
Haduta b. Abraham ha-Efrati    
Hananel b. Amnon Italy 10th century
S.H. Kook, Iyyunim u-Meḥkarim, 2 (1963), 201–2.    
Hananiah Orient 12th century
S. Bernstein, in: Sinai, 19 (1946), 213.    
Hananiah Eliakim b. Asael Raphael Rieti Bologna and Mantua 1561–1623
Simonsohn, Mantovah, 2 (1964), 544.    
Ḥarizi Spain  
Habermann, Ateret 113, 226    
Ḥayyim b. Machir Regensburg 13th century
J. Schirmann, in: Kobez al-Jad, 13 (1939), 58–62; A.M. Habermann, Gezerot Ashkenaz ve-Ẓarefat (1946), 198–202.    

Piyyut

Ḥiyya b. Al-Daudi Spain d. 1153/54
S. Bernstein, in: Sinai, 19 (1946), 99–104, 208–17, 313–37.    
Immanuel b. David Frances    
Immanuel Benevento Italy 16th century
I. Sonne, Mi-Paulus ha-Revi'I ad Pius ha-Hamishi (1954), 110–7.    
Immanuel b. Joseph Spain 14th century
S. Bernstein, Al Naharot Sefarad (1956), 191–3, 269–70.    
Immanuel b. Solomon of Rome    
Isaac, poet of Ezrat Nashim Castile 13th century
Schirmann, Sefarad, 2 (1956), 87–96.    
Isaac (Isḥak)    
Isaac Al-Avani    
Isaac Amigo Turkey 17th century
M. Benayahu in: KS, 35 (1960), 528–9.    
Isaac b. Abraham Provence 13th century
G. Sed-Rajna, in: REJ, 126 (1967), 265–7.    
Isaac b. Abraham ha-Gorni Greece 15th century?
Isaac b. Abraham ha-Parnas    
Bernstein, Piyyutim, 67–71.    
Isaac b. Fayun Egypt? early poet
Habermann, Ateret, 120, 228.    
Isaac b. Ḥayyim b. Abraham    
Isaac b. Joseph ibn Pollegar    
Isaac b. Judah    
Isaac b. Judah Gerondi    
Isaac b. Judah ha-Seniri    
Isaac b. Kalo [nymus?] Romania? 14/15th century?
Habermann, Ateret, 148, 228    
Isaac b. Levi ibn Mar Saul    
Isaac b. Moses Hezekiah ha-Levi Italy 16th century
M. Benayahu, in: Rabbi Yosef Caro, ed. by Y. Raphael (1969), 317, 349–51.    
Isaac b. Solomon Alḥadib Spain, Syracuse, 14th century
I. Davidson in: Tarbiz, 11 (1940), 111; C. Roth, in: JQR, 47 (1956–57), 324. Palermo  
Isaac b. Solomon he-Haver Ereẓ Israel 10/11th century
M. Zulay, in: Sefer Assaf (1953), 303–6.    
Isaac b. Yakar Germany 12th century
A.M. Habermann, in: Haaretz (Sept. 25, 1955).    
Isaac b. Zerahiah ha-Levi Gerondi Spain 13th century
Schirmann, Sefarad, 2 (1956), 285–90; A.M. Habermann, in: Haaretz (May 28, 1963).    
Isaac de Leon Egypt 17th century
M. Wallenstein, in: Sefer ha-Yovel, Tiferet Yisrael to I. Brody (1966), 171–78 (Heb. part).    
Isaac ha-Ḥazzan b. Joseph Ereẓ Israel? 10/11th century?
M. Zulay, in: Sinai, 16 (1945), 39–48.    
Isaac ha-Levi Orient 13th century?
A.M. Habermann, in: Eked, 3 (1960), 91–98.    
Isaac Ḥandali Crimea 15th century
S. Bernstein, in Sefer Hadoar (1957), 83–85; idem, in: Sefer Yovel li-Khevod S.K. Mirsky (1958), 466, 486–8.    
Isaac ibn Al-Shami Spain 12th century
J. Schirmann, in: YMḤSI, 6 (1945), 259–60.    
Isaac ibn Ezra    
Isaac ibn Ghayyat    
Isaac ibn Gikatilla Spain 10/11th century
M. Zulay, in: Tarbiz, 20 (1950), 161–76.    
Isaac (Abu Ibrahim) ibn Khalfun    
Isaac ibn Kaprun    
Isaac ibn Shuwayk    

Piyyut

Isaac Salmah Turkey 16th century
J. Schirmann, in: KS, 12 (1935–36), 393.    
Isaac Samuel Greece 18th century
J.M. Matza, Aiannistika hebraika tragoudia (1953), 55–56.    
Isaiah Hai b. Joseph Carmi    
Ishmael Ḥanina b. Mordecai of Volmontono Bologna, Ferrara 16th century
M. Benayahu, in: Rabbi Yosef Caro ed. by Y. Raphael (1969), 320–21, 357–58.    
Israel b. Joel (Susslin)    
Israel b. Moses Najara    
Israel Berechiah Fontanella Rovigo, Reggio d. 1763
R. Patai, Shirei R. Yisrael Berekhyah Fontanella (1933).    
Jacob Ereẓ Israel early poet
M. Zulay, in: YMḤSI, 1 (1933), 157; Habermann, Ateret, 119–20, 228.    
Jacob Al'ayin Babylonia? 10/11th century
Habermann, Ateret, 182–228.    
Jacob Amron Turkey  
M. Benayahu, in: KS, 35 (1960), 529.    
Jacob b. Abraham (Angelo d'Ascoli) Italy 15th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 193–94.    
Jacob b. Dunash b. Akiva    
Jacob b. Eleazar    
Jacob b. Eliezer Guenzburg-Ulma Ulm (Germany) 16th century
J.L. Bialer, Min ha-Genazim (1967), 63–69.    
Jacob b. Isaac Segre Italy 16/17th century
M. Benayahu, in: Rabbi Yosef Caro, ed. by Y. Raphael (1969), 316, 348–9.    
Jacob b. Joab Elijah Fano    
Jacob b. Judah Germany 13th century
H. Peri, in: Tarbiz, 24 (1955), 426 ff.    
Jacob b. Judah ibn Ala'mani Alexandria 12th century
S. Abramson, in: YMḤSI, 7 (1958), 163–81.    
Jacob b. Naphtali    
Jacob Hai (Vita) Israel Italy, Amsterdam 18th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 408–9.    
Jacob ibn Albene Toledo 14th century
C. Roth, in JQR, 39 (1948–49), 123–50.    
Jacob Israel Bilgradi Ferrara 18th century
Bernstein, Italyah, 86–90, 165–6.    
Jacob Kunat Morocco 12/13th century
S. Bernstein, in: Sinai, 19 (1946), 214.    
(Jacob?) Manish b. Meir Austria 17th century
J.L. Bialer, Min ha-Genazim (1967), 77–78.    
Jacob of Castilia Spain, Fez  
S. Bernstein, in: Aresheth, 1 (1958), 15–16, 20.    
Jacob Tarfon Salonika 16th century
H. Brody, in: Minhah le-David dedicated to D. Yellin (1935), 205–220.    
Jeduthun ha-Levi   12th century
S. Assaf, in: Minḥah li-Yhudah to J.L. Zlotnik (1950), 162–9.    
Jehiel b. Abraham Rome d. before 1070
Schirmann, Italyah, 48–54; idem, in: Scritti in memoria di E. Sereni (1970), 92–107 (Heb. part).    
Jehiel b. Asher Spain 14th century
Habermann, in: Maḥanayim, 82 (1963), 38–41; idem, Ateret, 191–3, 200–1, 228.    
Jehiel b. Israel Luria Padua 16th century
M. Benayahu, in: Babbi Yosef Caro, ed. by Y. Raphael (1969), 315–6, 345–8.    
Jehiel b. Joab min ha-Anavim (Anav) Rome 13th century
N. Pavoncello, in: Miscellanea di Studi in memoria di D. Disegni (1969), 190–2, 195–7.    
Jehiel b. Joseph Germany 14th century
Urbach, Tosafot, 317.    

Piyyut

Jehoseph b. Hanan b. Nathan Ezobi    
Jekuthiel Spain 12th century
J. Schirmann, YMḤSI, 6 (1945), 262.    
Jekuthiel b. Isaac ibn Hasan    
Jekuthiel of Vilna Italy 18th century
I. Tishbi, in: Sefer Yovel le-Y. Baer (1960), 385ff.    
Jerahmeel b. Solomon    
Joab Syria 13th century
S. Bernstein: Sinai, 19 (1946), 213–4; idem, in: Ha-Tekufah, 32–33 (1948), 774–5.    
Joab Almagia Italy 18th century
C. Roth and C. Rabin, in: Metsudah, 5–6 (1948), 262–83.    
Joab b. Benjamin Rome 13/14th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 135–6.    
Joab b. Daniel Rome 13th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 133–4.    
Joab b. Jehiel de Synagoga Bet-El Rome 14th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 170–1.    
Joab b. Nathan b. Daniel de Sinagoga Rome 13/14th century
J.N. Pavoncello, in: Scritti in memoria di E. Sereni (1970), 119–32 (Heb. part).    
Joab the Greek    
Johanan b. Joshua ha-Kohen    
Johanan-Judah (Angelo) Alatrino Italy 16/17th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 256–60.    
Jonah ha-Kohan Rappa Italy 17th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 327–31.    
Joseph (Abu `Amar) ibn Hasdai Saragossa 11th century
Schirmann, Sefarad, 1 (19592), 171–5.    
Joseph Albaradani    
Joseph Almanzi    
Joseph Baruch b. Jedidiah Zechariah of Urbino Mantua, Modena 17th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 274–5. and Busseto  
Joseph b. Abraham Almosnino Salonika? 15/16th century
D. Yarden, in: Sefunot, 8 (1964), 258–60; 264–5.    
Joseph b. Asher (of Chartres)    
Joseph b. David ibn Suli Toledo d. after 1306
S. Bernstein in: Al Naharot Sefarad (1956), 138–42, 144–5, 251–4; Schirmann, Sefarad, 2 (19602), 485–8.    
Joseph b. Isaac Orléans 12th century
S. Bernstein, in: Tarbiz, 26 (1957), 465–8.    
Joseph b. Israel Yemen 16th century
J. Ratzaby, in: Yeda Am, 12 (1967), 56–60.    
Joseph b. Jacob    
Joseph b. Jacob (Abu Amr) ibn Sahl    
Joseph b. Jacob ha-Levi Morocco 15/16th century
N. Ben-Menahem, in: Aresheth, 2 (1960), 404–5.    
Joseph b. Jacob Kalai Crimea 13th century?
S. Bernstein, in: Sinai, 19 (1946), 214; J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 11–14 (Heb. part).    
Joseph b. Joshua ibn Vives Lorki Spain 14/15th century
J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 15–18 (Heb. part).    
Joseph b. Kalonymus ha-Nakdan    
Joseph b. Mattathias Italy 13th century
S. Bernstein, in: Tarbiz, 7 (1936), 181–5.    
Joseph b. Meir b. Ezra Greece? 14th century?
Bernstein, Piyyutim, 57–62.    
Joseph b. Meir ibn Al-Muhadjir Andalusia 11/12th century
Schirmann, Shirim Ḥadashim, 215–6.    
Joseph b. Moses Alashkar    

Piyyut

Joseph b. Nathan Ḥazzan Germany 12th century
A.L. Katch, in: JQR, 58 (1967), 89–94, 60 (1968–9), 1–5; J. Schirmann, in: KS, 44 (1969), 427–8.    
Joseph Ben-Ram Egypt 17th century
M. Wallenstein, in: Sefer Ḥayyim Schirmann (1970) 116ff.    
Joseph b. Samuel Z!arefati (Giuseppe Gallo) Florence 15/16th century
M.D. Cassuto, in: Meḥkarim le-Zikhron R.A. Kohut (1935), 121–28 (Heb. part).    
Joseph b. Sheshet ibn Latimi    
Joseph b. Solomon of Carcassonne    
Joseph b. Solomon Yahya    
Joseph b. Tanhum ha-Yerushalmi    
Joseph Cibzio Italy 17th century
S. Olivetti, Rassegna Mensile di Israel, 25 (1959), 22–25.    
Joseph Fiametta (Lehavah) Italy d. 1721
J. Schirmann, in: Zion, 29 (1964), 101.    
Joseph Ganso    
Joseph ibn al-Shami Spain 12th century
H. Schirmann, YMḤSI, 6 (1945), 253–8.    
Joseph ibn Barzel    
Joseph ibn Zabara    
Joseph Kaspi    
Joseph Kimḥi    
Joseph Saul Abdallah    
Joseph Shalim Gallego    
Joseph Sofer Spain 11th century
S.M. Stern, in: Zion, 11 (1950), 141–3.    
Joshua Ereẓ Israel early poet
Habermann, Ateret 158f., 227.    
Joshua b. Elijah ha-Levi    
Joshua b. Joseph ha-Kohen Egypt 11th century
M. Zulay, in: Haaretz (Jan. 10, 1949); ibid. (Dec. 12, 1952)    
Joshua Ben-Zion Segre Italy 1718–1798
J. Schirmann, in: Zion, 29 (1964), 100.    
Joshua ha-Kohen Ereẓ Israel early poet
M. Zulay, in: Alei Ayin (1952), 89–90; E. Fleischer, in: Tarbiz, 36 (1967), 146ff., 342ff.    
Joshua he-Haver b. Nathan Ereẓ Israel 11th century
E. Fleischer, in: Tarbiz, 38 (1969), 280–2.    
Josiphiah (Jehosiphiah) the Proselyte    
Judah Egypt or Ereẓ Israel 9th or 10th century
M. Zulay, Zur Liturgie der Babylonischen Juden (1933); Habermann, Ateret, 121ff., 226    
Judah Abrabanel (Leone Ebreo)    
Judah al-Ḥarizi    
Judah b. Aaron Kilti    
Judah b. Hillel ha-Levi Erez Israel 10/11th century
M. Zulay, in: Eretz Israel, 4 (1956), 138–44; Habermann, Ateret, 123–4, 227.    
Judah b. Isaac ibn Ghayyat    
Judah b. Isaac ibn Shabbetai    
Judah (Leone) b. Isaac Sommo    
Judah b. Israel Berechiah Fontanella Italy b. 1719
M. Zulay, Zur Liturgie der Babylonischen Juden (1933); 23–24, 67–68.    
Judah b. Jo[seph]   early poet
E. Fleischer, in: Tarbiz, 38 (1969), 280–1.    
Judah b. Joseph Segelmesi North Africa 14/15th century
S. Bernstein, in: Horeb, 12 (1956), 217–33.    
Judah b. Kalonymus b. Moses Mainz 12th century
J. Schirmann, in: Kobez al-Jad, 13 (1939), 38–41.    
Judah b. Menahem Rome 12th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 76–77.    

Piyyut

Judah b. Menahem of Rome    
Judah b. Moses   16th century
Bernstein, Piyyutim, 62.    
Judah b. Moses Alfaqui Turkey 16th century
J. Schirmann, in: KS, 12 (1935–36), 293, 521–3.    
Judah b. Moses Leonte    
Judah b. Moses of Saltars Italy b. 1550?
M. Benayahu, in: Rabbi Yosef Caro, ed. by Y. Raphael (1969), 313–5, 341–5.    
Judah b. Samuel Abbas    
Judah Halevi    
Judah Levi Toabah Salonika? 17th century
M. Attias, in: Sefunot, 1 (1958), 128–40.    
Judah Maẓli'aḥ Padova Modena d. 1728
J. Schirmann, in: Zion, 29 (1964), 102; G. Laras, in: Scritti in memoria di A. Milano (1970), 193–203.    
Judah Zarco    
Kalila and Dimna    
Kalon ha-Romi Byzantium 9th century
Schirmann, Shirim Hadashim, 424–6.    
Kalonymus b. Judah the Younger    
Kalonymus b. Kalonymus (see Kalonymus family)    
Kalonymus b. Shabbetai Rome, Worms 1030–1096
Schirmann, Italyah, 62–67.    
Kalonymus ha-Nasi (see Kalonymus family) Italy 13th century
Kalonymus ha-Zaken Italy 10th century
Leon b. Michael ha-Parnas Greece 14th century
J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 30–33 (Heb. part).    
Leonte b. Abraham Rome 12th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 70–73, 543.    
Leonte b. Moses Rome 12th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 80–81.    
Levi b. Jacob ibn Altabban    
Malkiel b. Meir Greece or Italy 11th century
J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 45–51 (Heb. part).    
Mattathias Italy 13th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 179–81.    
Mazzal Tov b. David Constantinople 15/16th century
I.D. Markon, in: Sefer ha-Yovel …A. Marx (1950), 322.    
Meir Abulafia    
Meir b. Abraham Bulgaria, Safed 16th century
A. Marmorstein, in: Alim, 3 (1937), 15–16.    
Meir b. Baruch of Rothenburg    
Meir b. Isaac Sheli'aḥ Ẓibbur    
Meir b. Moses Rome 13th century
J. Schirmann, in: KS, 37 (1962), 405, no. 1140.    
Menahem b. Aaron Germany 12th century?
S.H. Kook, Iyyunim u-Meḥkarim, 2 (1963), 209–10.    
Menahem b. Jacob    
Menahem b. Jacob ibn Saruq    
Menahem b. Mordecai ha-Parnas Corizzi Italy  
J. Schirmann, in: YMḤSI, 1 (1933), 101–5, 109–20.    
Meshullam b. Moses Mainz d. 1094/5
A.N.Z. Roth, in: Zion, 28 (1963), 233–5; E.E. Urbach (ed.), Arugat ha-Bosem of Azriel b. Abraham, 4 (1963), 17, 52–54.    
Meshullam ha-Sofer Italy 14th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 182–3.    
Mevorakh b. David Ereẓ Israel early poet
A. Scheiber, in: Tarbiz, 22 (1951), 167–73; 36 (1966), 92–93.    

Piyyut

Mevorakh b. Nathan Ereẓ Israel 10th century
Schirmann, Shirim Ḥadashim, 29–30.    
Mevorakh ha-Bavli Ereẓ Israel 11th century
A.M. Habermann, in: Maḥanayim, 44 (1960), 59ff.; idem, Ateret 143–4, 729.    
Meyuhas Italy 16th century
J. Schirmann, YMḤSI, 1 (1933), 107, 125–27.    
Michael b. Caleb Greece 11/12th century
J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 52–53 (Heb. part).    
Mordecai b. Berechiah Jare Mantua 16/17th century
Simonsohn, Mantovah, 2 (1964), 522.    
Mordecai b. Hillel ha-Kohen    
Mordecai b. Joseph Worms d. 1294
Schirmann, in: Kobez al-Jad, 13 (1939), 52–57.    
Moses Ereẓ Israel early poet
M. Zulay, in: YMḤSI, 5 (1939), 149–54; Habermann, Ateret, 140, 229.    
Moses Abbas (ibn Abez)    
Moses b. Abraham Dar'I    
Moses b. Abraham ha-Levi Dara' (North Africa) 9th century
N. Allony, in: Sinai, 43 (1958), 394.    
Moses b. Benjamin Sofer Rome 12th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 74–75.    
Moses b. Ḥiyya Greece 12th century
J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 41–44 (Heb. part).    
Moses b. Isaac Spain 11th century
H. Brody, in: Keneset, memorial volume to Ḥ.N. Bialik, 1 (1936), 410–5.    
Moses b. Isaac Tyre early poet
M. Zulay in: YMḤSI, 5 (1939), 171–4.    
Moses b. Isaac b. Jacob Grenoble 13th century?
H. Schirmann, in: Zion, 19 (1954), 66.    
Moses b. Isaac Da Rieti    
Schirmann, Italyah, 195–9.    
Moses b. Isaac Remos    
Moses b. Israel Finzi Italy 16th century
M. Benayahu, in: Rabbi Yosef Caro, ed. by Y. Raphael (1969), 317–8, 351–3.    
Moses b. Jacob    
Moses b. Jacob (Abu Haruun) ibn Ezra    
Moses b. Joseph Rome 13th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 110–5.    
Moses b. Kalonymus    
Moses b. Levi    
Moses b. Maẓli'aḥ    
A. Mirsky, in: KS, 34 (1959), 363–7.    
Moses b. Mevorakh    
Moses b. Naḥman (Naḥmanides)    
Moses (b. Nethanel) Nathan    
Moses b. Samuel b. Absalom France? 12th century
S. Bernstein, in: Tarbiz, 10 (1939), 15–19.    
Moses b. Samuel ha-Kohen Gikatilla    
Moses b. Shabbetai Rome 11th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 60–61; Bernstein, Piyyutim, 41–44, 77–78.    
Moses b. Shem Tov de Leon    
Moses b. Shem Tov Gabbai    
Moses b. Shem Tov Ḥazzan Spain, North Africa 14/15th century
A.M. Habermann, in Tarbiz, 14 (1943), 54, 67–69.    
Moses b. Shem Tov ibn Habib    
Moses b. Solomon d'Escola Gerondi    
Moses b. Zur Morocco 17/18th century
N. Ben-Menahem, in: Aresheth, 2 (1960), 383–6.    

Piyyut

Moses ha-Kohen ibn Gikatilla Spain 11th century
A. Scheiber, in: Alexander Marx Jubilee Volume (1950), 537–8 (Heb. part).    
Moses Ḥayyim b. Abraham Catalano Padua, Montagnana d. 1661
B. (C.) Roth in: Kobez al-Jad, 4 (1946), 99–101.    
Moses ibn Al-Taqana    
Moses Kilki    
Moses Mevorakh Crimea 15/16th century
S. Bernstein, in: Sefer Yovel li-Khevod S.K. Mirsky (1958), 406, 479–86.    
Moses Zacuto (Zacut)    
Mubbashshir b. Ephraim he-Haver Orient 11th century
A.M. Habermann, Ateret, 160–1.    
Nahum Spain? 13th century
Schirmann, Sefarad, 2 (19602), 459–62.    
Nahum b. Joseph al-Bardani Babylonia 11th century
A. Scheiber, in: Zion, 30 (1965), 123.    
Nathan b. Isaac Mainz 12/13th century
A.M. Habermann, in: Haaretz (Sept. 20. 1968).    
Nathan b. Samuel he-Ḥaver Egypt 12th century
J. Schirmann, in: YMḤSI, 6 (1945), 291–7.    
Nehemiah Orient 12/13th century
S. Bernstein, in: Sinai, 19 (1946), 215.    
Nehemiah b. Menahem Calomiti Crete 15th century
M.D. Cassuto, in: Sefer ha-Hovel… S. Krauss (1936), 211–6.    
Nehemiah b. Solomon b. Heiman ha-Nasi Babylonia? 10/11th century
M. Zulay, YMḤSI, 4 (1938), 197–246.    
Nethanel b. Naaman Corfu 16th century
S. Bernstein, Piyyutim, 81–83.    
Nethanel b. Nehemiah Caspi Provence 15th century
S. Bernstein, in: Tarbiz, 10 (1939), 26–29.    
Nissi (Nissim) b. Berechiah al-Nahrawani    
Ohev b. Meir ha-Nasi    
Perfet Zark Spain 14th century
Schirmann, Sefarad, 2 (19602), 544–6.    
Pesaḥ b. Abraham ha-Kohen Germany 13th century
E.E. Urbach (ed.), Arugat ha-Bosem of Abraham b. Azriel, 1 (1939), 281; 4 (1963), 122.    
Phinehas b. Jacob ha-Kohen (Kafra)    
Phinehas b. Joseph ha-Levi    
Rahamim Kalai Egypt 17th century
M. Wallenstein, in: Sefer Ḥayyim Schirmann (1970), 111–34.    
Raphael b. Isaac de-Faenza Florence 15th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 203–5, 573.    
Raphael Joseph b. Johanan Treves Italy 16th century
M. Benayahu, in: Rabbi Yosef Caro, ed. by Y. Raphael (1969), 318–9, 353–6.    
Rehabiah b. Judah France 11/12th century
H. Brody, in: Emet le-Ya'akov, Sefer Yovel… J. Freimann (1937), 22–26.    
Rephaiah b. Judah Kohen Orient 12th century?
S. Bernstein, in: HUCA, 16 (1941), 150–3.    
Reuben ha-Kohen Ḥazzan    
S. Abramson, in: Tarbiz, 15 (1944), 51–54.    
Saadiah b. Joseph Gaon    
Saadiah b. Joseph ha-Levi    
Saadiah b. Maimun ibn Danan    
Saadiah Longo    
Sahalul Yemen 15th century
J. Ratzaby, in: Afikim ba-Negev, 2 (1966), nos. 15–16    
Sa'id b. Babshad ha-Kohen   10/11th century
Schirmann, Shirim Ḥadashim, 431–3, 482.    

Piyyut

Saj'id Darin (or Drin), Dinar Yemen 17th century
J. Ratzaby, in: Zion, 20 (1955), 32–46.    
Salem (Salam) Abraham b. Isaac Mantua, Venice 17th century
Simonsohn, Mantjovah, 2 (1964), 529–31.    
Samson b. Samuel Germany, Jerusalem 14th century
Habermann, Ateret 202–3, 231.    
Samson Kohen Modon Mantua 1679–1727
Samuel Egypt 13th century
Schirmann, Shirim Ḥadashim, 134–5.    
Samuel Germany or France 13th century?
Habermann, Ateret, 199, 230.    
Samuel Spain 13/14th century
Habermann, Ateret, 87–88. 109–12, 166, 194, 230.    
Samuel Archivolti    
Samuel b. Eliasaph Rome 16th century?
Samuel b. Hananiah Spain 11th century
S. Abramson, in: Sinai, 36 (1955), 538–42.    
Samuel b. Ḥayyim Greece 13/14th century
Bernstein, Piyyutim, 94–101.    
Samuel b. Isaac Segan Leviyyah Germany 11th century
S.H. Kook, Iyyunim u-Meḥkarim, 2 (1963), 244–6.    
Samuel b. Joseph ibn Sasson    
Samuel b. Joshua Minz Biritaro Mantua 16th century
M. Benayahu, in: Rabbi Yosef Caro, ed. by Y. Raphael (1969), 319–20, 356–57.    
Samuel b. Kalonymus ha-Ḥazzan Germany d. 1241
E.E. Urbach (ed.), Arugat ha-Bosem of Abraham b. Azriel, 4 (1963), 60.    
Samuel b. Moses Anav Bologna 16th century
Bernstein, Italyah, passim.    
Samuel b. Moses ha-Dayyan Syria 15/16th century
A.M. Habermann, in: Haaretz (Sept. 27, 1964); J.L. Weinberger, in: Tarbitz, 38 (1969), 286–9.    
Samuel b. Moses ha-Levi Orient 12/13th century
S. Bernstein, in: Sinai, 19 (1946), 216.    
Samuel b. Moses min ha-Ne'arim (Dei Fanciulli) Italy 14th century
N. Pavoncello, in: Miscellanea di Studi in Memoria di D. Disegni (1969), 188–90, 192–5.    
Samuel b. Shalom Ereẓ Israel 8th century
M. Zulay, in: YMḤSI, 3 (1936), 153–62; A.M. Habermann, Toledot ha-Piyyut ve-ha-Shirah (1970), 56.    
Samuel b. Simeon Poland 17th century
A. Yaari, in KS, 16 (1939/40), 377–9.    
Samuel b. Zadok ibn Alamani Egypt 12/13th century
A. Scheiber, in: Sefer Ḥayyim Schirmann (1970), 394–6.    
Samuel David Luzzatto    
Samuel ha-Nagid    
Samuel ha-Shelishi b. Hoshana    
Saul Caspi    
Shabbetai Italy 16th century
S. Bernstein, in: Horeb, 5 (1939), 55.    
Shabbetai b. Abishai Ḥabib Corfu? 15th century
Bernstein, Piyyutim, 88–89.    
Shabbetai b. Moses Rome 11th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 39–40; Bernstein, Piyyutim, 74–77.    
Shabbetai Ḥayyim (Vita) Marini    
Shalem Shabazi    
Shape b. Said (URU?) Yemen 15th century?
Y. Ratzaby, in: Be-Ma'arakhah (1969), no. 14–15.    
Shealtiel b. Levi Germany? 13/14th century
A.M. Habermann, in: Haaretz (April 18, 1968).    
She'erit ha-Ḥazzan    

Piyyut

Shemariah b. Aaron ha-Kohen Babylonia 12/13th century
N. Alloni in: Sinai, 58 (1966), 136–7; D. Yarden, Sefunei Shirah (196), 144–8; J. Tubi, in: Ba-Ma'arakhah, 10 (1971), no. 119, 18–19.    
Shemariah of Rabyuano Greece 12th century
J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 55–59 (Heb. part)    
Shem Tov Falaquera    
Shephatiah b. Amittai    
Sheshet Provence 12th century
Habermann, Ateret, 96, 231.    
Silano    
Simeon b. Isaac    
Simeon b. Megas ha-Kohen    
Simeon b. Ẓemaḥ Duran    
Simeon Labi Spain, North Africa d. 1545
A.M. Habermann, in: Maḥanayim, 56 (1961), 42–45.    
Simḥah b. Samuel Germany 12/13th century
A.M. Habermann, in: Haaretz (Aug. 19, 1963).    
Simḥah Issachar    
Schirmann, Italyah, 350–3.    
Sindabar    
Solomon Abu Ayyuv ibn Al Muallim Seville, Morocco 11/12th century
Schirmann, Sefarad, 1 (19592), 541–3.    
Solomon al-Kufi Ḥazzan   10/11th century
A.M. Habermann, Be-Ron Yaḥad (1945), 35.    
Solomon b. David ha-Rifi Egypt 11/12th century?
N. Alloni, in: Sinai, 64 (1969), 22–23.    
Solomon b. Elijah Sharvit ha-Zahav ha-Levi Salonika 15th century
A. Ovadiah, in: Sinai, 6 (1940), 78–79; S.H. Kook, Iyyunim u-Meḥkarim, 2 (1963), 216–9; I.M. Molho, in: Oẓar Yehudei Sefarad, 3 (1960), 80–82.    
Solomon b. Immanuel Da Piera or De Pierrelatte S. France 14th century
M. Catane, in: KS, 42 (1966–67), 399–402; 43 (1967–68), 160.    
Solomon b. Isaac Italy 14th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 186.    
Solomon b. Isaac (Rashi)    
Solomon b. Isaac b. Meir Gaon Syria 11th century
M. Zulay, in: YMḤSI, 5 (1939), 175–7.    
Solomon b. Isaac Gerondi Spain 13th century
S. Bernstein, Al-Naharot Sefarad (1956), 146–51, 254–6.    
Solomon b. Judah ha-Bavli    
Solomon b. Judah ibn Gabirol    
Solomon (b. Judah?) ibn Ghiyyat Spain 12th century
J. Schirmann, in: YMḤSI, 6 (1945), 261.    
Solomon b. Mazzal Tov Constantinople 16th century
I.D. Markon, in: Sefer ha-Yovel… A. Marx (1950), 321–49; idem, in: Melilah, 3/4 (1950), 260–75.    
Solomon b. Menahem Germany 13th century
D. Goldschmidt, in: Maḥanayim, 60 (1961), 62–63.    
Solomon b. Moses Dei Rossi Rome 13th century
Schirmann, Italyah, 105–6.    
Solomon b. Reuben Bonafed    
Solomon b. Said Yemen 16th century
J. Ratzaby, in: Oẓar Yehudei Sefarad, 2 (1959), 85, 88.    
Solomon b. Samson Germany 11th century
A.R. Malachi, Bitzaron, 50 (1964), 178–80.    
Solomon b. Sar Shalom Yemen 16th century
J. Ratzaby, in: Maḥanayim, 40 (1959), 170–92.    
Solomon Ḥazzan Italy 16th century
Bernstein, Italyah, 44–45, 146; A. Yaari, Meḥkerei Sefer (1958), 220, 225–6.    

Piyyut

Solomon ibn Labi    
Solomon ibn Zadbel    
Solomon Kohen Orient  
Jabermann, Ateret, 216–7.    
Solomon Mevorakh Turkey 16th century
S. Bernstein, in: Horeb, 5 (1939), 61–62; J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 60–62 (Heb. part)    
Solomon Suleiman b. Amar    
Tamar b. Menahem    
Todros b. Judah ha-Levi Abulafia    
Yaḥya b. Abraham Harazi Yemen 16/17th century
Y. Ratzaby, in: Tagim, 1 (1969), 54–59.    
Yakar b. Samuel ha-Levi Cologne and Mainz 13th century
Urbach, Tosafot, 452–3; C. Sirat, in: REJ, 118 (1959–60), 131–3.    
Yannai    
Yanon b. Ẓemaḥ Syria 11th century
M. Zulay, in: Sinai, 28 (1951), 167–9; J.L. Weinberger, in: HUCA, 39 (1968), 3–10 (Heb. part).    
Yo'eẓ b. Malkiel Germany 13th century
A.M. Habermann, Gezerot Ashkenaz ve-Ẓarefat (1946), 194, 264.    
Yom Tov (Bondi), Valvason Venice 1616–1660
J. Schirmann, in: Zion, 29 (1964), 104.    
Yom Tov b. Isaac France 12th century
J. Schirmann, in: Kobez al-Jad, 13 (1939), 35–37.    
Yom Tov Soriano Spain 15th century
A.M. Habermann, in: YMḤSI, 3 (1936), 133–50.    
Yose b. Yose    
Yudan b. Misatya ha-Kohen Greece or Italy 10th century
Sefer ha-Mekorot (19702), 128.    
Zadok b. Aaron ibn Alamani Alexandria 12th century
S. Bernstein, in: Sinai, 19 (1946), 215; idem, in: Ha-Tekufah, 32–33 (1948), 77.    
Zebidah family    
Zechariah al-Dahiri    
Ẓedakah Egypt Medieval
N. Allony, in: Oẓar Yehudei Sefarad, 1 (1959), 54–61.    
Zedekiah b. Benjamin min ha-Anavim (Anav) Rome 13th century
B. Dinur, in: Sefer Zikkaron Aryeh Leon Carpi (1967), 52–63.    
Ẓemaḥ b. Yanon he-Ḥazzan Syria 11th century
M. Zulay, in: YMḤSI, 5 (1939), 132.    
Zevadiah S. Italy 9th century
Schirmann, Shirim Ḥadashim, 422–4.    

[Abraham David]


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“Piyyut,” Wikipedia.