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| | Voices study/maymi |
 | | According to Sephardic sources, a Rabbi by the name Maymin wrote a rhymed eulogy on the death of Ibn Aqnin, Joseph Ben Jehuda (1160-1226), in the XIII century, in Egypt. |
 | | In Medieval documents they appear as: Astruch, Bonet, Cresques, Llobet, Picó, Rosell, Vidal, etc. At that time, Catalonia was part of the Kingdom of Aragón, |
 | | It was common in the Middle Ages to take the name of the father or another ancestor, as a family name. |
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