Alexander Suslin ha-Kohen
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Alexander Suslin ha-Kohen (oder Süslin Alexander ha-Kohen, Suskind) (* in Erfurt; † vor 1349 in Frankfurt am Main) war ein deutscher Talmudist.[1]
Als er Meir von Rothenburg († 1293) begegnete, genoss er schon hohes Ansehen. Insofern schätzt man, dass er zu der Zeit mindestens 25 Jahre alt war.[2]
Er war zunächst Rabbi in Köln und Worms und ging dann nach Frankfurt.
Er gab das Werk Aguddah (Verband oder Die Sammlung, wörtlich "ein Bündel"; auch Sefer HaAguda) heraus.
Behauptungen, dass er 1349 in Erfurt gestorben sei, beruhen wahrscheinlich auf eine Verwechslung mit Israel ben Joel Susslin.
Werke
- Aguddah, Krakau 1571; Kritische Ausgabe Jerusalem 1966.
Belege
- ↑ Louis Ginzberg: Alexander Szslin ha-Kohen of Frankfort, Jewish Encyclopaedia
- ↑ Monatsschrift für Geschichte und Wissenschaft des Judenthums, Band 17 (1868), S. 387, 388
Kategorien:
- Rabbiner
- Person des Judentums (Hessen)
- Person (Erfurt)
- Person (Frankfurt am Main)
- Geboren im 13. oder 14. Jahrhundert
- Gestorben im 14. Jahrhundert
- Mann
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