Moses ben Joseph di Trani
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Moses ben Joseph di Trani (der Ältere) (* 1505 in Thessaloniki; † 1585 in Jerusalem; hebr. משה מטראני), genannt מבי"ט (Mabit) war ein Talmudgelehrter des 16. Jahrhunderts.
Sein Vater floh drei Jahre vor seiner Geburt von Apulien nach Thessaloniki. Als Kind wurde Moses zu Talmudstudien unter seinem Onkel Aaron nach Hadrianopel (Edirne) geschickt. Mit 16 Jahren ging er nach Safed und setzte unter Jacob Berab seine Studien fort. 1525 wurde er dort Rabbi; 1535 ging er nach Jerusalem.
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