Aaron ben Joseph of Constantinople
Aaron ben Joseph of Constantinople was a writer, physician, philosopher, rabbi, poet and theologian (1260–1320). He was born at Sudak and died at Constantinople.
Also recorded as Aaron ben Joseph; Ben Joseph, Aaron; Aaron ben Joseph ha-Rofe; Aharon Ben Yosef Ha-Rofe’.
Identity and origins
The authorities additionally record the headings Aaron ben Joseph, Ben Joseph, Aaron, Aaron ben Joseph ha-Rofe and Aharon Ben Yosef Ha-Rofe’. His recorded language was Biblical Hebrew. His recorded confession was Karaite Judaism.
Identity
Aaron ben Joseph of Constantinople is recorded as writer, physician, philosopher, rabbi and poet. Aaron ben Joseph of Constantinople is recorded with the citizenship of Byzantine Empire.
Chronology
- 1260Aaron ben Joseph of Constantinople born at Sudak.
- 1260Aaron ben Joseph of Constantinople was born in 1260 at Sudak.
- 1320Aaron ben Joseph of Constantinople died at Constantinople.
- 1320Aaron ben Joseph of Constantinople died in 1320 at Constantinople.
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“Aaron ben Joseph of Constantinople”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q302961: Aaron ben Joseph of Constantinople
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