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Abraham Buzaglo (incorrectly called William Buzaglo) was an 18th-century Moroccan-British inventor. He invented a new plan of stoves to heat large public buildings, and a foot-warmer. He later introduced a cure for gout through regular muscular exercise.

Jacob Buzaglo fell on evil days and in 1774 was declared bankrupt, dying nine years later. His elder son, Eliau or Elijah (1733-1805), entered the commissariat service in connection with the large-scale enterprises of Abraham Prado, of Twickenham, the great Army con? tractor, and served in this capacity in the cam? paigns in Germany.

Shalom Ben Moses Buzaglo (Hebrew: בוזאגלו, שלום בן משה) (also Buzagli, Buzaglio) (c. 1700 – 1780) was a Moroccan kabbalist born in Marrakesh and filling the position of Dayan (rabbinic judge).

Buzaglo may refer to: Buzaglo (surname), a Moroccan Jewish surname The Buzaglo, a stove invented by Abraham Buzaglo (1716-1788) The Buzaglo test, an idiom in Israel

JOSEPH BUZAGLO (d. 1767), who called himself De Paz, had a lively career in *France, during which he was condemned to the galleys, invented an incendiary bullet, and was imprisoned in the Bastille on a charge of spying for England.

Jewish merchant who invented the 'Buzaglo stove', a type of heating apparatus, and then claimed to have discovered a cure for gout involving only muscular exercises.