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Gaianus, commonly known as Gaianus of Arabia was an early 3rd century Roman-era Arab sophist, grammarian and rhetorician.[1][2] He lived during the reign of emperors Maximinus (235–238) and Gordian III (238–244)[3]
He was born in the Roman province of Arabia Petraea.[1] Gaianus has been described as a student of the sophist Apsines, a native of Gadara.[4] He worked as a grammarian and rhetorician in Berytus (modern day Beirut).[1]
Most of Gaianus' works were in the Greek language; he wrote On Construction in five books, Art of Rhetoric and Declamations.[4]
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