Morpurgo — bezeichnet: das städtische Museum Morpurgo in Triest den Palazzo Valvason Morpurgo in Udine Morpurgo ist der Familienname folgender Personen: Giuseppe Lazzaro Morpurgo (1762–1835), österreichischer Unternehmer und Gründungsmitglied des… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Morpurgo — Morpúrgo, Vid (1838 1911) DEFINICIJA splitski trgovac, izdavač, knjižar, bankar i industrijalac; istaknuti pripadnik splitske židovske zajednice i politički prvak hrv. narodnjaka u borbi protiv dalmatinskih autonomaša … Hrvatski jezični portal
Morpurgo — Cette page explique l histoire ou répertorie les différents membres de la famille Morpurgo. Morpurgo est le nom d une famille juive austro italienne, originaire de Maribor en Styrie, alors appelée Marburg (Marburgo en italien), d où vient leur… … Wikipédia en Français
MORPURGO — MORPURGOa, North Italian family of Austrian origin. Its earliest known member was Israel b. Pethahiah isserlein (1390–1460), who settled in Marburg, Styria, and became known also as R. Israel Marburg. In 1624 members of the Marburger or Marpurger … Encyclopedia of Judaism
MORPURGO, RACHEL LUZZATTO — (1790–1871), Italian Hebraist and Hebrew poet. Morpurgo was born in Trieste and educated at home in Hebrew classics and secular subjects with her brother David and her younger cousin, samuel david luzzatto (1800–1865), who became a prominent… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
MORPURGO, SALOMONE — (1860–1942), Italian philologist and librarian. While still a student, Morpurgo was an active member of the Italian nationalist movement. He was arrested by the Austrian authorities in his native Trieste and received a prison sentence. He then… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
MORPURGO, SAMSON BEN JOSHUA MOSES — (1681–1740), Italian rabbi and physician. Samson was born in Gradisca d Isonzo, Friuli. While still young he was taken by his parents to neighboring Gorizia, where he studied under Jacob Hai Gentili, the rabbi of the community, and his son,… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
MORPURGO, GIUSEPPE — (1887–1967), Italian author and educator. A secondary school teacher, Morpurgo was for some time after 1938 headmaster of the Jewish school in Turin. His writings on school education retain considerable value. He also edited popular literary… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Morpurgo, Rachel — (1790 1871) Italian Hebrew poet. She was born in Trieste. Her poetry, which shows the influence of Samuel David Luzzatto, describes autobiographical and family incidents. Written in the style of Spanish and Italian Hebrew religious poetry, it… … Dictionary of Jewish Biography
Morpurgo, Salomone — (1860 1942) Italian philol ogist and librarian. From 1884 to 1942 he was director of the Biblioteca Riccardiana in Rome. He also served as head of the Biblioteca Marciana in Venice, which he transferred to the Palazzo della Zecca, and of the… … Dictionary of Jewish Biography
