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Stephanus of Alexandria
Stephanus of Alexandria
c. 580 CE–c. 640 CE · Constantinople (Istanbul)
Stephanus of Alexandria (active early 7th century CE) was a Greek scholar and teacher associated with Alexandria and later with Constantinople, where he is reported to have lectured at the imperial court. He is linked with commentaries and teaching on philosophy, astronomy, mathematics, and medicine in the late Neoplatonic tradition, though the precise scope of works attributed to him is uncertain.
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Major post-1492 Sephardi center under Ottoman protection. Home of R. Yehudah Rosanes (Mishneh L'Melech) and many other Acharonim.
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