Dulcina, the wife of angelologist Eleazar ben…

Dulcina, the wife of angelologist Eleazar ben Judah, had conducted business in parchment scrolls so that her husband can devote himself to his studies.

Two Christian “crusaders” had broken into his house in 1196 nd, before his eyes, murdered his wife and two daughters Belat and Hannah, and his son Jacob.

In spite of this horrendous experience, he continues to teach a doctrine of love of humanity.

He becomes a rabbi in 1201 at Worms.