ATobias Eckard, his Dissertation on these Words, Eph. 2. 2. According to the Prince of the Power of the Air; printed at Wittemberg, 1688, in 4to. is in the second Tome of Philological Dissertations. See upon the Acts, where we have spoken of him.
John Deutschman, has written upon the Ascension of Jesus Christ into Heaven, mentioned in chap. 4. ver. 8, 10. printed at Wittemberg, 1674, in 4to. See above, where we have said something of him.
Stephen le Clerc wrote upon the Spiritual Weapons, in chap. 6. ver. 8, 10. in David le Clerc’s Questiones Sacræ, printed at Amsterdam 1685, in 8vo. He was of Geneva, Brother to John le Clerc, and a Calvinist. He died in 1676.
Cornelius Hasæus, upon Christ’s Descent into Hell, chap. 4. ver. 9. printed at Bremen, 1702, in 4to. See upon St. John. Dam Sasbout, among his Works printed at Cologn, 1568. as we have already observ’d. John Antony Velasquez; printed at Lyons, 1639. and at Antwerp, 1640, and 1651. in two Volumes in fol. which is the last Edition of his Comment. Velasquez was a Spaniard of Avila, a Jesuit; and died in 1669. Nicholas Antonio speaks of him in his new Bibliotheca Hispanica. He is the only Catholick who has attempted to explain this Epistle in a particular Comment. We do not reckon those who have written upon all St. Paul’s Epistles.
Among the Protestants, Bartholomæus Battus has joined his Comment to that which he wrote upon the Epistle to the Ephesians, and Colossians; printed at Rostock, 1620, 1627, 1628, in 4to. See upon the Galatians.
John Daillè has explained this Epistle, as well as the rest, in French; printed at Paris, 1644, in 8vo. He was of Poictiers, a Calvinist, Minister of Charenton; and died in 1670.
The Explanation of this, and the other Epistles, by Francis Gomar, is in the Collection of his Works: See upon St. Matthew.
That of Tarnovius, is with the foregoing one.