THERE are some Subjects upon this Book too, which we touch upon in particular Articles, whither we refer for a more ample Explanation of them.
Upon Moses, Divorce, and the Law of Marriage.
Aug. de Quiros, S. I. Commentar. in postremum Canticum Mosis; printed at Lyons, in 1623, in 4to, the second Edition, with his other Works. He was a Spaniard; turn’d Jesuit in 1585. one of the first Disciples of Ignatius. He died in 1622, and in the 56th year of his Age.
Georg. Frederic. Meinhart, de Propheta Mosi pari, Deut. 18. printed in the first Tome of the philological Observations.
See our Dissertation upon the Death of Moses, in our Comment upon the Epistle to the Hebrews; and in the Collection of our Dissertations, tom. 3. p. 585.
Salom. Deyling. de eodem, in his Observ. Sacr. tom. 2. Jacobi Frischmuth, de Morte Mosis; printed at Jena, 1656, in 4to.
Joan. Ernesti Gerhard, de Sepultura Mosis. Gerhard’s Disputation was printed at Lipsick, 1703, in 4to. He was a German Lutheran, who was living in the beginning of the 18th Century.
Marci Marini, de fabulosa Morte Mosis. We do not find where this Piece was printed. F. le Long says nothing of it. We only know that he was a Canon Regular of Lateran; and died in 1594.
See the Apocrypha of Fabricius, and the Petirath Mosé of Gilbert Gaulmin, printed in Hebrew and in Latin at Paris, 1629, in 4to. since at Hamburg, in 1714, in 8vo. with a Preface, by John Albert Fabricius. Here the Life and Death of Moses is discoursed of. Gaulmin was a French Catholick, and died in 1667.
John Barscht, a German Lutheran, has a Dissertation on the Sepulchre of Moses, at Lipsick, 1703, in 4to. Jacobi Hecht, de pugna Michaelis pro corpore Mosis, at Jena, 1653, in 4to. He was a German Lutheran. Zach. Henzel has a Dissertation on the same Subject, at Wittemberg, 1676, in 4to; and in the Philological Dissertations, tom. 1. Nicholas Nieremberg wrote an exegetical and polemical Dissertation on the same Subject, at Ratisbon, 1682, in 4to. He was a German Lutheran, Minister at Ratisbon, and died in 1705.
Georg. Hornius, Hist. Eccles. n. 74. Bartolocci, tom. 2. Bibl. Rab. p. 928, &c. de inventione Corporis Mosis.
See our Dissertation on the Divorces, whereof there is mention made in the 24th chapter of Deuteronomy, in our Comment upon this Book, and in the Collections, tom. 1. p. 387.
Jacobi Perizonii, de Constitutione Divina super ducenda defuncti fratris uxore. This we find, with his other Dissertations, printed at Franekar, 1691, in 8vo. and at Leyden, 1702, in 4to. He was a Dutch Calvinist, and died in 1715. Upon the Clothes of the Hebrews, which wore not out.
John Hilliger’s Dissertation on their Clothes, which did not wear out in the Wilderness, was printed at Wittemberg, 1676, in 4to. He was a German Lutheran. Cosmas Ægyptiacus, firnamed Indico Pleustes, on the score of his Navigations, treats on the same Subject, in his Topography of the World, Book the 5th, in the Collection of the Greek Fathers, by D. Montfaucon, tom. 2. where he speaks very much at length of this Author in a particular Preface; and Fabricius, in his Biblioth. Græca, l. 3. c. 25.
John Markius speaks of them likewise in his Exercitations on the Bible; which were printed at Amsterdam, 1694, in 4to. See the fourth Exercitation. The Author was a Flemish Calvinist.
Upon several other Subjects of Deutero- nomy.
John Nicholas Quistorp has treated of mount Nebo, mentioned in Deuteronomy, chap. 32. ver. 49. at Rostock, 1657, in 4to. He was a German of Rostock, a Lutheran, and died in 1669. John Andrew Schmidt has a theological and exegetical Disputation upon the Death of Moses, at Helmstadt, 1703, in 4to. See Joshua below.
Thomas Reeves, an Englishman, treated of the Judges mentioned in the 1st chapter, at London, 1632, in 4to.
John Christopher Ortlob has treated of the Death of Aaron, at Lipsick, 1704, in 4to.
John Meyer has a theological Dissertation upon the Truth and Divinity of Moses’s History, and of his Prophecy, at Harderwic, 1705, in 4to. See below. Abraham Calovius explain’d his Song, and last Farewel, at Wittemberg, 1668, in 4to.
Gabriel Reussel wrote of the pestilential Disease, upon chap. 28. ver. 21. It is in the Thesaur. Dissert. Phil. tom. 1.
Christian Salden has treated of those who begg’d in Israel, upon ch. 15. ver. 4. in his Otia Theologica. See above.
Frederick Adolphus Lamp, a German Calvinist of the Church of Bremen, has made an Harmony of the 5th chapter of Deuteronomy, with the 20th of Exodus; wherein he reports the different Readings, and explains the Precepts of the Decalogue, in his Biblioth. Philolog. printed at Bremen, 1719. tom. 1. p. 75——100.