Hebrew Language #3 Among Christian scholars
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in Bible or Holy Scriptures, Bible Study, History, Language, Public personalities
| tagged 15° Century, 17° Century, 18° Century, 19° Century, Agostino Giustiniani bishop of Nebbio, Arthur Ernest Cowley, Bomberg Bibles, Cardinal Ximenes = Francisco Jiménez de Cisneros, Christian scholar(s), Cologne obscurantists, Complutensian Polyglot Bible, Criticism, Elijah Levita = Elias Levita = Elia Levita, Emil Friedrich Kautzsch, Emil Rödiger, Felix Pratensis, François le Mercier, France, Genoa psalter (A. Giustiniani), Gesenius' Lexicon, Hebraist(s), Hebrew, Hebrew philology, Heinrich Friedrich Wilhelm Gesenius, Holland, Homilies of Aphraates, Italy., Jan Drusius, Jewish culture, Jewish learning, Jewish studies, Jewish tradition, Johann Reuchlin, Johannes Buxtorf the elder, Johannes Pfefferkorn, Ludovicus de Dieu = Louis de Dieu, Martin Luther, Massoretic text, Middle Ages, Nicolaus Lyranus = Nicolaus of Lyra = Nicholas of Lyra, Non-Jewish scholar(s), Obscurantism, Old Testament, Orthodox Jews, Orthodox Judaism, Paul Fagius, Printing-press, Rabbinic Judaism, Rabbinic learning, Raymundus Martini = Raymond Martini, Rudimenta Hebraica (J. Reuchlin), Santes Pagninus of Lucca = Sante Pagnini = Santi Pagnin, Sebastian Münster, Spain, Vatablus = François Vatable
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Looking at the Hebraists in the Greek and Latin Church up to the 19th cnetury.
Bijbelvorser = Bible Researcher 