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Shlomoh ben Eliyahu Sharvit haZahav  Shlomoh ben Eliyahu Sharvit haZahavShlomo ben Eliyahu Sharvit haZahav (born circa 1420 and died after 1502) was a payyetan who flourished in 15th century Greece and Turkey. Several of his poems were included in the Maḥzor Romania. He also translated several astronomical works from Greek into Hebrew, composed a Hebrew grammar entitled Ḥesek Shlomoh, wrote a commentary to the Torah and, in response to the request of several prominent representatives of the community in Ephesus, a commentary to Abraham ibn Ezra's Sefer ha-Shem. Filter resources by Category Filter resources by Tag blessings following the shema | Byzantium | מי כמוך Mi Khamokha | פיוטים piyyutim | rap battles | 15th century C.E. | 53rd century A.M. Filter resources by Name Sorted Chronologically (new to old). Sort oldest first? שַׁבָּת וַחֲנֻכָּה נִגְּשׁוּ וַיְרִיבוּן (מִי כָמוֹךָ) | Shabbat and Ḥanukkah Met and Fought, a piyyut by Shlomoh ben Eliyahu Sharvit HaZahav (ca. 15th c.)Contributed on: 08 Dec 2020 by Jonah Rank (translation) | Shlomoh ben Eliyahu Sharvit haZahav | ❧ A 15th century Ḥanukkah vs. Shabbat rap battle. Technically it’s not a rap battle–just a piyyut introducing “Mi Khamokha” in the blessing after the Shema on the Shabbat morning of Ḥanukkah . . . . | ||
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