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Moses Amon also known as Moses Hamon (Granada, c. 1490 – 1554) (Amon) was the son of , born in Spain. Going with his father to Constantinople, he became physician to Suleiman the Magnificent. This "famous prince and great physician," as he is called by Judah ibn Verga, accompanied the monarch on all his expeditions, enjoying great favor on account of his knowledge and skill.

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rdfs:label	Moisès Hamon (ca) Moses Hamon (de) Moses Hamon (es) Moses Hamon (en)
rdfs:comment	Moisès Hamon (1490-1554) fou un metge jueu originari de Granada, fill de (metge de Baiazet II i de Selim I). Fou el metge principal del sultà Solimà I el Magnífic i va participar en les intrigues faccionals de la cort. Va escriure un tractat sobre art dental en turc. (ca) Moses Hamon (* 1490 in Spanien; † vor 1567) war ein jüdischer Arzt und Linguist. Moses Hamon war der Sohn von Joseph Hamon, mit dem er nach Konstantinopel kam. Dort wurde er ein Leibarzt von Süleyman I. und begleitete den Sultan auf dessen Reisen und Feldzügen. Er wurde vom Sultan sehr geschätzt. Obwohl hierarchisch offiziell nur vierter der Rangfolge, bekam er mit 75 pro Tag fast den gleichen Lohn wie der Hekimbaşı. Er erhielt zudem das Recht, in der Stadt ein vierstöckiges Haus zu bauen. Häufig wurde er bei Schwierigkeiten in der Gemeinde angerufen und intervenierte zu Gunsten der Juden bei Süleyman. Vor allem erwirkte er 1553, dass alle Blutbeschuldigungen direkt vor dem Sultan verhandelt werden sollten. Ein Jahr zuvor bewog er den Herrscher, Gracia Nasi in der Stadt Zuflucht zu gewähr (de) Moses Hamon (1490-1567) fue un médico y lingüista judío. Moses Hamon era el hijo de Joseph Hamon con quien llegó a Constantinopla. Allí se convirtió en médico personal de Solimán I y acompañó al sultán en sus viajes y campañas. Fue muy apreciado por el sultán. Aunque oficialmente solo era el cuarto en la jerarquía, ganaba casi el mismo salario que el Hekimbaşı con 75 Asper por día. También se le otorgó el derecho a construir una casa de cuatro pisos en la ciudad. A menudo fue llamado cuando había dificultades en la comunidad e intervino a favor de los judíos con Suleyman. Sobre todo, en 1553 logró que todas las acusaciones de sangre fueran juzgadas directamente ante el sultán. Un año antes había convencido al gobernante para que le diera refugio a Gracia Nasi en la ciudad. (es) Moses Amon also known as Moses Hamon (Granada, c. 1490 – 1554) (Amon) was the son of , born in Spain. Going with his father to Constantinople, he became physician to Suleiman the Magnificent. This "famous prince and great physician," as he is called by Judah ibn Verga, accompanied the monarch on all his expeditions, enjoying great favor on account of his knowledge and skill. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Eliakim Carmoly Patron Persian language David Conforte Constantinople Christians Gotthard Deutsch Granada Moritz Steinschneider Arabic language Suleiman the Magnificent Joseph Taitazak Joseph ha-Kohen Pentateuch 1490s births 1567 deaths 16th-century physicians from the Ottoman Empire Turkish language Linguistics Amasya Patrons of literature 16th-century Spanish physicians Judah ibn Verga Hebrew Samuel Usque 16th-century Jewish physicians Sephardi Jews from the Ottoman Empire Spanish Jews Turkish Sephardi Jews The Jewish Encyclopedia Spain Saadia Meyer Kayserling Salonica Heinrich Grätz Manasseh b. Israel dbr:Joseph_Hamon dbr:Jacob_Tavus dbr:M._A._Levy
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