Profiat Duran (Efodi)
Profiat Duran (Efodi) · Arts & Literature
Grammarian, philosopher, and polemicist, author of the Hebrew grammar 'Ma'aseh Efod.'
c. 1350, Perpignan, Crown of Aragon — c. 1415
Crown of Aragon (Catalonia · Perpignan)
Profiat Duran (Efodi) is recognized among Jewish contributors to Arts & Literature — Grammarian, philosopher, and polemicist, author of the Hebrew grammar 'Ma'aseh Efod.'
Profiat Duran, known by the acronym Efodi, was a Catalan Jewish philosopher, grammarian, astronomer and polemicist, author of the Hebrew grammar 'Ma'aseh Efod' and of sharp anti-Christian polemics such as 'Al Tehi ka-Avotekha.' Forced to convert during the anti-Jewish riots of 1391, he outwardly lived as a Christian while continuing to defend Judaism in his writings. He was a Jewish scholar who remained committed to his faith.
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Source: Jewish Encyclopedia
Grammarian, philosopher, and polemicist, author of the Hebrew grammar 'Ma'aseh Efod.'
Source: Jewish Encyclopedia