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Bibliotheca Sacra · The Fifth and Last Part

Article XXVIII. Catholick Comments upon the two Epistles to the Corinthians.

Ntony Perez, whose Comment was printed at Barcelona, 1632, in fol. Fromond, Laurentius Valla, Erasmus, Lucas Brugensis, Cornelius à Lapide, and others, who have written upon all St. Paul’s Epistles.

Adam Contzen, mentioned above by us, wrote upon the two Epistles to the Corinthians, and upon that to the Galatians; at Mentz, 1631, in fol. He wrote likewise upon the Epistle to the Romans, ibid. 1629, in fol.

Berlingher Vigintimillius, of Sicily, who died in 1639, put out Paraphrases upon these two Epistles, as well as upon those to the Romans and Timothy; printed at Palermo, in 1643, in 4to.

John Covillon, a Jesuit of Lille in Flanders, put out Conclusions taken from the first Epistle; printed at Rome, in 1554. He died in 1581.

Richard Sampson, an English Catholick, wrote upon the same Epistle, and upon that to the Romans; at Paris, 1546, in 8vo. He died in 1554. 481

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