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Samuel ben Joseph Uziel (16th–17th century) was a rabbi and physician of Spanish extraction who officiated as rabbi at Salonica, where he also practised medicine.

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+'''Samuel ben Joseph Uziel''' (16th–17th century)  was a [[]] and physician of [[Jews of Spain|Spanish]] extraction who officiated as rabbi at [[Salonica]], where he also practised medicine.
-'''Samuel ben Joseph Uziel''' (16th–17th century)  was a [[Rabbi]] and physician of [[Jews of Spain|Spanish]] extraction who officiated as rabbi at [[Salonica]], where he also practised medicine.
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