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'''Elia Benamozegh''' (1823-1900) was a Jewish-Italian scholar, Rabbi, philosopher and theology professor in rabbinical school in Leghorn. Wrote in Hebrew, Italian, and French. Regarded Cabbala as an essential component of Judaism. | '''Elia Benamozegh''' (1823-1900) was a Jewish-Italian scholar, Rabbi, philosopher and theology professor in rabbinical school in Leghorn. Wrote in Hebrew, Italian, and French. Regarded Cabbala as an essential component of Judaism. | ||
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Elia Benamozegh (1823-1900) was a Jewish-Italian scholar, Rabbi, philosopher and theology professor in rabbinical school in Leghorn. Wrote in Hebrew, Italian, and French. Regarded Cabbala as an essential component of Judaism.
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