Pablo Álvaro
Pablo Álvaro (c. 9th century) was a knight of Jewish ancestry from Córdoba, then in the territory of Muslim Spain, who voluntarily converted to Christianity.
In 840, Álvaro began a correspondence with the former Christian deacon Bodo, a convert to Rabbinical Judaism, wherein each tried to convince the other to return to their old faith. Many of their letters have been preserved.
References
- Richard Gottheil and Hermann Vogelstein, Bodo Jewish Encyclopedia
- Pablo Alvaro Jewish Encyclopedia
- Corré, Alan D. The Bishop's Letter
- Epstein, Lawrence The Theory and Practice of Welcoming Converts to Judaism
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