:not to be confused with dorotheus of gaza.  theodorus gaza or theodore gazis (, theodoros gazis; ; ), also called by the epithet thessalonicensis (in latin) and thessalonikeus (in greek) (c. 1398 &ndash; c. 1475), was a greek humanist and translator of aristotle, one of the greek scholars who were the leaders of the revival of learning in the 15th century (the palaeologan renaissance). ==life== theodorus gaza was born a greek{{cite book |author= bisaha, nancy |title= creatin
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