R. Natan b. Yechiel (Sefer HaArukh) – Intellectual Profile
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Name | R. Natan b. Yechiel Baal HaAruch ר' נתן בן יחיאל בעל הערוך |
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Dates | 1035-1110? |
Location | Rome |
Works | Sefer HaArukh, responsa |
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Influenced by | Geonim, R. Chananel |
Impacted on | Many later Talmud commentators |
Background
Life
- Name – R. Natan b. Yechiel Baal HaAruch
- Hebrew name – ר' נתן בן יחיאל בעל הערוך
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- Dates – 1035-1110?
- Location – Rome
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- Family – His father, R. Yechiel, headed the yeshivah in Rome.
- Teachers – His father, R. Yechiel of Rome, R. Moshe HaDarshan
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