Michael Josephs (Hebraist)

Michael Josephs
Michael Josephs
Born	October 8, 1763; Königsberg, Prussia
Died	February 9, 1849 (aged 85); London, United Kingdom
Notable works	Midrash Millin (1834)
Spouse	Sarah Nathan (died 1843)

Michael Josephs (Hebrew: מאיר בן יוסף; October 8, 1763 – February 9, 1849), also known as Myer Königsberg (Yiddish: מאיר קעניגסבערג), was an English Hebraist, merchant, and communal leader.^[1]^[2] He is best known for his English and Hebrew lexicon, Midrash Millin.^[3]

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Michael Josephs
Born	(1763-10-08)October 8, 1763 Königsberg, Prussia
Died	February 9, 1849(1849-02-09) (aged 85) London, United Kingdom
Notable works	Midrash Millin (1834)
Spouse	Sarah Nathan (died 1843)

Michael Josephs (Hebraist)

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