Nathaniel Weil was a German rabbi and Talmudist born to Rabbi Naphtali Zvi Hirsch Weil. A child protégé he was quickly permitted to attend the lectures of R. Abraham Broda for advanced students. He was appointed Rabbi in Metz but after almost a decade returned to Prague where he taught Talmud and was the assistant rabbi. After being expelled from Prague, he was appointed to the rabbinate of Mühringen where he started his commentary on the Rosh before moving to Karlsruhe and completing it. His remaining writings were published posthumously.
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