Isaac Samuel Reggio
Isaac Samuel Reggio was a philosopher, rabbi, poet, translator and scholar (1784–1855). He was born at Gorizia.
Also recorded as Reggio; Isacco Samuel Reggio.
Identity and origins
He also worked under the name יש״ר. The authorities additionally record the headings Reggio and Isacco Samuel Reggio. His recorded languages were Hebrew and Italian. His recorded confession was Judaism.
Identity
Isaac Samuel Reggio is recorded as philosopher, rabbi, poet, translator and scholar. Isaac Samuel Reggio is recorded with the citizenship of Austrian Empire.
Chronology
- 1784Isaac Samuel Reggio born at Gorizia.
- 1784Isaac Samuel Reggio was born in 1784 at Gorizia.
- 1855Isaac Samuel Reggio died at Gorizia.
- 1855Isaac Samuel Reggio died in 1855 at Gorizia.
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Open Library author record for Isaac Samuel Reggio (Internet Archive), 8 catalogued works.
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Project Gutenberg holds 1 full text attributed to Isaac Samuel Reggio.
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“Isaac Samuel Reggio”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q1673513: Isaac Samuel Reggio
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