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FRANCOS — (pl. of Franco, the Ladino equivalent of Arabic Franji, Ifranji), term used in Muslim countries of the Eastern Mediterranean to designate all Europeans. benjamin of Tudela (12th century) used the term in the same sense (Massa ot, ed. by M.N.… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
KAZAZ, ELIJAH BEN ELIJAH — (1832–1912), important Karaite public figure and pedagogue, a member of the Haskalah. Born in Armyansk, Crimea, he studied there in a bet midrash, moved to Evpatoria, and became the disciple of abraham ben yosef lutski (Aben Yashar). He started… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
