Cilibi Moise or Cilibi Moisi (born Froim Moise; 1812 – January 31, 1870)[1] was a Moldavian-born Wallachian and Romanian peddler, humorist, aphorist, and raconteur. He is best known for the aphorisms and anecdotes attributed to him, which, although recorded in Romanian, represent an important segment of the local secular Jewish culture and Jewish humor in the 19th century. Moise relied on others to record his own creations, and these often refer to him using the third person, which made him a stock character.
- ^ Romanian Review. Europolis Pub. 2003.