Joshua Caslari
Joshua Caslari was a Jewish liturgical poet who lived in Avignon about 1540. He wrote four elegies which are inserted in the manuscript Machzor of Avignon; his signature is found at the end of the last. In all probability identical with the Jozué du Cayslar, named with Ferussol Pampelona, in a document dated 15 June 1558, as member-elect of the council of the Jewish community of Avignon.
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Joshua Caslari is a poet.
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