JOan. Marckius in duodecim Prophetas minores, Amstel. 1696, 1701. in four Volumes in 4to. We speak of him frequently. See his Title in the Index. John Crocius has written a Comment upon these Prophets; printed at Leyden, 1652, in fol. and at Cassel, 1673. in particular upon Jonah, ibid. 1656, in 8vo. He was a German, a Calvinist, Professor at Marpurg; and died in 1659.
Lambert Daneau wrote likewise a general Comment upon the twelve small Prophets, printed at Geneva, in 1594, in 4to. the second Edition; and another upon some of these Prophets, printed ibid. 1578, in 8vo. We speak of him elsewhere. See his Title in the Index.
John Drusius has Lectures upon the twelve Prophets, and in particular upon Micah, Zachary, and Malachi; printed at Amsterdam in the Year 1627, in 4to. upon Hosea, with Conjectures upon the Greek Edition of the Septuagint; at Leyden, 1599, in 8vo. upon Amos, ibid. 1600, in 8vo. upon Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Joel, Jonah, and Obadiah; ibid. 1595, in 8vo. In the new Edition of the Great Criticks, there are new Notes by him upon the small Prophets, and Isaiah.
John Schmid made a Comment upon the nine first small Prophets, and Frederick Baldwin continued it upon the three last; printed at Lipsick, in 1698, in 4to. See upon Wisdom, and Haggai.
Charles Mary de Veil wrote a literal Exposition of the twelve small Prophets; printed at London, in 1680, in 8vo. See upon the Canticles, and Acts.
John Wolder made Analyses of these Prophets, with Paraphrases and short Explanations; printed at Wittemberg, in 1617, in 4to. He was a German Lutheran of Pomerania, and lived in the beginning of the 17th Century.