Immanuel Löw

1854–1944 (age 90)

Biography

Immanuel Löw was the rabbi of Szeged and a leading Jewish scholar whose studies of Hebrew botany, linguistics, and tradition produced enduring works such as his botanical treatises on the Talmud and rabbinical lexicons.

He was also a public figure who supported Jewish education, communal welfare, and parliamentary representation, ensuring that both faith and science informed his service, and he is buried in Szeged where he long ministered.

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