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Ezekiel the Tragedian

Ezekiel the Tragedian was an Egyptian actor who wrote and act in Alexandria. Naomi Yavneh dated his work to the 3rd century BCE, while Howard Jacobson estimates the 2nd century BCE. Evidence of the date is not definitive. His only known work – Exagōgē ("The Exodus") – is the earliest known Jewish play.

Also recorded as Ezechiele

Ezekiel the Tragedian

Born
199 · Alexandria.
Died
200
Occupation
playwright · poet
Known for
Exagoge
Languages
Ancient Greek

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Ezekiel the Tragedian was an Egyptian actor who wrote and act in Alexandria. Naomi Yavneh dated his work to the 3rd century BCE, while Howard Jacobson estimates the 2nd century BCE. Evidence of the date is not definitive. His only known work – Exagōgē ("The Exodus") – is the earliest known Jewish play.

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