SEE the Prefaces of Pererius, Cornelius à Lapide, and other Commentators on the Epistle to the Romans.
See our Dissertations on Predestination and Reprobation, prefixed to our Comment on St. Paul; upon Circumcision, and its Effects; whether the Gentiles might be sav’d without Faith, and Baptism: in the Collection of our Dissertations, tom. 3. p. 471, &c. See likewise upon this Subject a Treatise of the Necessity of Faith, in order to Salvation; printed at Paris for Osmont, 1701, in 8vo.
Henrici Knobloch de distinctione Pauli in Judæos & Græcos. He was a German Lutheran of Wittemberg; who died in 1690. His Dissertation is upon chap. 1. ver. 15. and was printed ibid. in 1695, in 4to. and in tom. 2. of the Thes. Dissert. Philolog.
J. Conr. Dannhawer, de gemitu Crearturarum, Rom. 8. 19. ibid. This was printed at Strasburg, 1647, in 4to. We have spoken of him above.
Salom. Deylingii in Rom. 8. 19, 23. Nam expectatio Creaturæ revelationem filiorum Dei expectat, &c. & in Rom. 12. 13. Necessitatibus sanctorum communicantes, Obs. Sacr. tom. 1.
Idem in Rom. 9. 3. de votivo D. Pauli anathemate. Observ. tom. 2. c. 142.
Alexander Alesius, whom we have mentioned upon St. John, made a Disputation tion upon this Epistle; printed at Lipsick, in 1553, in 8vo.
James Arminius, or Hermanni, a Dutch -man, Head of the Arminian Sect, has a Dissertation upon the true Sense of ch. 7. printed at Leyden, 1612, in 8vo. and an Analysis of chap. 9. in his Works, ibid. 1629, in 4to. He died in 1609.
Michael Cobab, a German Lutheran of Mecklenburg, put out Dissertatio Exegetica in cap. 5. printed at Rostock, 1658, in 4to. and an Analysis of chap. 6, 7. ibid. 1657, in 4to. He died in 1658.
Isaac Faustus, a German Lutheran of Strasburg, has also written concerning the Groaning of the Creatures; printed at Strasburg, 1690, in 4to. He died in 1702.
Peter Muller, a German Lutheran, wrote upon the holy Kiss, mentioned in ver. 6. of chap. 15. at Jena, 1675, in 4to. And John James, of the same Name, Country and Religion, wrote several philological Dissertations upon chap. 9, 13. ibid. 1669, in 4to.