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Renowned 16th century Polish scholar and primary Halakhic authority for European Jewry, author of Sefer HaMappah (also known as Hagahot HaRama) on Shulchan Arukh, and Darkei Moshe on Tur. He was born in Crakow to Yisrael, (also known as "Isserl", from which was fashioned the surname "Isserles"), and studied under Shalom Shachna of Lublin, who later became his father-in-law. He became Rabbi in Crakow and established a yeshiva there, which he funded from his own resources. He also served on the Council of the Four Lands. His other works are: Torat Chatat on kosher dietary laws; Torat HaOlah, a philosophical explanation of the Holy Temple and it's sacrifices; Teshuvot Rama (responsa); and Mechir Yayin, an allegorical commentary on the Book of Esther, which was written in his youth one Purim under difficult circumstances and given to his family in lieu of mishloach manot.

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