Álvaro of Córdoba
Álvaro of Córdoba was a writer, historian and poet (800–861). He was born in Córdoba.
Also recorded as Alvaro of Cordoba
Álvaro of Córdoba
- Born
- 800 · Córdoba.
- Died
- 861 · Córdoba.
- Nationality
- Emirate of Córdoba
- Occupation
- writer · historian · poet
- Teachers
- Speraindeo
- Languages
- Latin · Spanish
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Álvaro of Córdoba was a writer, historian and poet (800–861). He was born in Córdoba.
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Born at Córdoba in 800, died in Córdoba in 861.
Training under Speraindeo is recorded. The recorded working language is Latin and Spanish.
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800
Álvaro of Córdoba born at Córdoba.
861
Álvaro of Córdoba died at Córdoba.
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