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Eva Bacharach (c. 1580–1651) was a Hebraist and rabbinical scholar. She was born in Prague, the daughter of Isaac ben Simson ha-Kohen, and through her mother, Vögele, granddaughter of the well-known rabbi of Prague, Judah Loew ben Bezalel. Her brothers, Ḥayyim and Naphtali, were also noted rabbis. As a daughter of such a distinguished rabbinical family, she acquired a wide knowledge of Hebrew and rabbinical literature, and could often assist rabbis in solving textual difficulties. Such erudition was quite uncommon among Jewish women of that time, and the Memorbuch of Worms makes special mention of it.

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rdfs:comment	Eva Bacharachová či Chava Bacharach, hebrejsky חוה בכרך (kolem roku 1580, Praha – 1652, Sofie) byla pražská židovská rabínská učenkyně a hebraistka. (cs) Eva Bacharach (c. 1580-1651) fue una erudita hebraísta y rabínica. (es) Eva Bacharach, född omkring 1580 i Prag, död 1651 i Sofia, var en judisk skriftlärd. Hon var en av få judiska kvinnor under sin samtid som blev kända som skriftlärda inom den judiska teologin. Hon tillhörde en familj av rabbiner i Prag. Hon beskrivs som en framstående teolog och skriftlärare. Hennes sonson hänvisade till henne i sitt berömda verk Havvot Yair. (sv) Eva Bacharach (* um 1580 in Prag; † 1652 in Sofia) war eine jüdische Hebraistin. Sie war die Tochter von Isaac ben Simson ha-Kohen und Enkelin des bekannten Rabbi Löw aus Prag. Sie war außerdem die Großmutter des Jair Bacharach. Ihre Brüder waren Chajim Cohen, Rabbiner in Posen, und Naphtali Cohen, Rabbiner in Lublin. Als Tochter einer solch angesehenen rabbinischen Familie erwarb sie sich frühzeitig ein breites Wissen der hebräischen und rabbinischen Literatur und disputierte oft mit Rabbinern über Textstellen. Eine solche Gelehrsamkeit war zur damaligen Zeit für Frauen sehr ungewöhnlich. (de) Eva Bacharach (c. 1580–1651) was a Hebraist and rabbinical scholar. She was born in Prague, the daughter of Isaac ben Simson ha-Kohen, and through her mother, Vögele, granddaughter of the well-known rabbi of Prague, Judah Loew ben Bezalel. Her brothers, Ḥayyim and Naphtali, were also noted rabbis. As a daughter of such a distinguished rabbinical family, she acquired a wide knowledge of Hebrew and rabbinical literature, and could often assist rabbis in solving textual difficulties. Such erudition was quite uncommon among Jewish women of that time, and the Memorbuch of Worms makes special mention of it. (en)
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has abstract	Eva Bacharachová či Chava Bacharach, hebrejsky חוה בכרך (kolem roku 1580, Praha – 1652, Sofie) byla pražská židovská rabínská učenkyně a hebraistka. (cs) Eva Bacharach (* um 1580 in Prag; † 1652 in Sofia) war eine jüdische Hebraistin. Sie war die Tochter von Isaac ben Simson ha-Kohen und Enkelin des bekannten Rabbi Löw aus Prag. Sie war außerdem die Großmutter des Jair Bacharach. Ihre Brüder waren Chajim Cohen, Rabbiner in Posen, und Naphtali Cohen, Rabbiner in Lublin. Als Tochter einer solch angesehenen rabbinischen Familie erwarb sie sich frühzeitig ein breites Wissen der hebräischen und rabbinischen Literatur und disputierte oft mit Rabbinern über Textstellen. Eine solche Gelehrsamkeit war zur damaligen Zeit für Frauen sehr ungewöhnlich. Sie war verheiratet mit dem Wormser Rabbiner Abraham Samuel Bacharach. Nach dessen Tod im Jahr 1615 kehrte sie nach Prag zurück. Als ihr Sohn Samson 1650 das Rabbinat von Worms übernahm, begleitete sie ihn dorthin. 1651 unternahm sie eine Pilgerfahrt nach Palästina. Während dieser Reise starb sie 1652 in Sofia, wo sie mit großen Ehren begraben wurde. (de) Eva Bacharach (c. 1580–1651) was a Hebraist and rabbinical scholar. She was born in Prague, the daughter of Isaac ben Simson ha-Kohen, and through her mother, Vögele, granddaughter of the well-known rabbi of Prague, Judah Loew ben Bezalel. Her brothers, Ḥayyim and Naphtali, were also noted rabbis. As a daughter of such a distinguished rabbinical family, she acquired a wide knowledge of Hebrew and rabbinical literature, and could often assist rabbis in solving textual difficulties. Such erudition was quite uncommon among Jewish women of that time, and the Memorbuch of Worms makes special mention of it. In 1600 she married Abraham Samuel Bacharach, with whom she subsequently went to Worms, to where he was called as rabbi. After his death on May 26, 1615, she returned with her son Samson and her three daughters to Prague, in order to devote herself to the education of her children. Eva refused an offer of marriage from Isaiah Horowitz, then rabbi of Prague, who was about to emigrate to Jerusalem, although she longed to be in the Holy Land. When her three daughters were married, she followed her son Samson to Worms, whither he had been called to take the position of his father; and soon afterward, in 1651, she left for Palestine. On the journey, Eva Bacharach died in Sofia, where she was buried with great honor. Her grandson, Yair Bacharach, called his work in memory of her Havvot Yair, which, in the usual German pronunciation, might be understood as "Eva's Yair." (en) Eva Bacharach (c. 1580-1651) fue una erudita hebraísta y rabínica. (es) Eva Bacharach, född omkring 1580 i Prag, död 1651 i Sofia, var en judisk skriftlärd. Hon var en av få judiska kvinnor under sin samtid som blev kända som skriftlärda inom den judiska teologin. Hon tillhörde en familj av rabbiner i Prag. Hon beskrivs som en framstående teolog och skriftlärare. Hennes sonson hänvisade till henne i sitt berömda verk Havvot Yair. (sv)
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