Elisha ben Solomon Ḥabillo () was an 18th-century Venetian Talmudist and author, and a disciple of David Pardo. He was a descendant of a prominent Palestinian family of scholars.
Works Ḥabillo authored several works on Jewish law, liturgy, and biblical commentary, all of which were published in Livorno during the 1790s:
Pat Leḥem (1794), on the laws of blessings, with particular emphasis on Birkat ha-Mazon Hamon Ḥogeg (1793), a commentary on the Passover Haggadah ‘Abodat ha-Tamid (1794), a commentary on the daily prayer book according to the Sephardic rite, in which he rejects many interpretations of Shabbethai Ḥayyim as heretical Shif‘at Rebibim (1793), a collection of liturgical poems by David Pardo, with additions of his own
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