an verb lubit = "to love," and not lupit = "to beat" (Levush ha-Butz we-Argaman, § 129). Men- Katz (Geburat Anashim, § 1) explains that the name of Brest-Litovsk is written in divorce cases "Brest" and not "Brisk," "because the majority of the Lithuanian Jews use the Russian language." It is not so with Brisk

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