Onomastics and disambiguational informations about the words and human names that formas Buchs-, Box-. etc.

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Boxbaum
Buksbaum, Buxbaum

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Buchsbaum

;The Buchsbaum family : Family of Jewish physicians of Frankfort-on-the-Main, whose activity extended over a century. Its prominent members were:

Benjamin Levi Buchsbaum or Wolfgang Buchsbaum (1645-1715)

* Lipman Buchsbaum (1677-?), son of Wolfgang, elder brother of Gutman-Wolf

* Gutman Wolf Buchsbaum (1678-1770), son of Wolfgang. He graduated from the University of Leyden in 1697, and returned to Frankfort to practise. He held a respected position in the community.

** Amschel Gutman Buchsbaum (-1743), son of Gutman Wolf. He graduated from the University of Giessen in 1729

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Adam Louis Buchsbaum / Adam L. Buchsbaum / Adam Buchsbaum / A. L. Buchsbaum

Arthur Buchsbaum, Brazilian computer scientist

Ralph Buchsbaum (-2002)

* Dr. Monte Buchsbaum, MD / Monte S. Buchsbaum / MS Buchsbaum, neuro-psychiatrist, based at Mount Sinai Hospital, son of Ralph

Solomon Buchsbaum / Solomon J. Buchsbaum

Walter H. Buchsbaum / Walter Buchsbaum

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Buxbaum

Ábrahám Buxbaum, see Tiszaeszlár blood libel

Johann Christian Buxbaum (no later than October 5, 1693 in Merseburg - July 7, 1730 in Wermsdorf, Saxony), a German physician, botanist, and traveller.

Franz Buxbaum (Buxb) (1900–1979), an Austrian botanist, specialising in cacti.

Friedrich Buxbaum, cellist, see Franz Schmidt

Nathalie Buxbaum, see Harold Leventhal

Buchsberg

Boxberg

Christian Ludwig Boxberg (1670-1729)

Jacky Boxberger, see :fr:Jacky Boxberger
R. Boxberger

Buchsdorf

Buxtorf / Buxtorff family

:Johannes Buxtorf is a Christian family of rabbinical scholars:

Johannes Buxtorf I. (usually called "Father," or "the Elder") (1564, Kamen -1629, Basel) ([1245])

* Johannes Buxtorf II. / Johann Buxtorf (1599, Basel -1664, Basel) ([1246])

** Johannes Jakob Buxtorf, Johannes III (1645-1705), Professor of Hebrew at Basel; son of Johannes Buxtorf II ([1247])

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**** Johannes Rudolphus Buxtorf (1747, Basel -1815), Great-grandson of Johannes Buxtorf I. ([1248])

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** Johannes B. Buxtorf (1663-1732), Nephew of Johannes Jakob Buxtorf ([1249])

Buxtehude, Büxtehude

Dietrich Buxtehude|Diderik (Dietrich) Hansen Buxtehude, Danish-German composer

Buxtehude, near Hamburg

Albert of Buxhoeveden, or Buxtehude (ca 1165, Buxhoeveden (now Bexhövede), near Cuxhaven - 1229, Riga)

See also

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