Gnaeus Galaxus

Gnaeus Marcellus Galaxus was a Ptolemian polymath born in 105 BC and dying in 23 BC. He is known for his expansive knowledge in branches of science and philosophy and being the most intelligent person to live. In his early career, he obtained notoriety among scholars for his research on eclipses and went on to create a mechanism that predicted solar and lunar eclipses one hundred years in advance.

After his years of study on planets and stars, he moves on to the city of Palpellus in 81 BCE where he learned many languages including Hebrew and Old Persian. It is here where it's said he could write Hebrew with his right hand and Latin with his left. Unfortunately, Cleophilus and Galaxus never met which was upsetting to Galaxus

Gnaeus Galaxus published 574 books in his life, the most famous including