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Bibliotheca Sacra · The Fifth and Last Part

Article XXXII. Protestant Commentators upon this Epistle.

FRancis Gomar has not only explained the Epistle to the Galatians, but almost all the New Testament; as may be seen in his Works, printed at Amsterdam, in three Volumes in fol.

John Brentius, the Father, another general Commentator upon the Old and New Testament.

Bartholomæus Battus, his Comment was printed at Grypswald, in 1613, in 4to. He was of Hamburgh, a Lutheran; and died in 1639.

Jerom Kromayer, his Comment was printed at Lipsick, 1670, in 4to. He wrote several other Works, which we shall speak of in another Place. He was a German Lutheran, Professor at Lipsick; and died in 1670.

Andrew Cunadus put out Disputations upon this Epistle; printed at Wittemberg, 1658, in 4to. We have already spoken of him upon St. Matthew. He was of Misnia, a Lutheran, and Minister-General at Grimna. He died in 1662.

Frederick Weiss, his Comment was printed at Helmstadt, 1705, in 4to. He was a German Lutheran, and Minister- General at Helmstadt.

That of Sebastian Schmid was printed at Kiel, 1690. and at Hamburg, 1704. the third Edition, in 4to. without reckoning the Commentators, both Catholick, and Protestant, who have written upon all St. Paul’s Epistles; and have before been taken notice of by us.

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