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Bibliotheca Sacra · The Fifth and Last Part

Article XLVI. Comments upon the Epistle to Titus.

ST. Jerom has an excellent Comment upon this Epistle.

Claude d’Espence has a Comment upon this Epistle, printed with that which he wrote upon the two Epistles to Timothy; see above.

John Gopylus, a French Catholick, wrote only upon the Epistle to Titus; at Paris, 1644, in 8vo.

John Sasbout, Magalian, and Soto Mayor, have also written upon the same Epistle.

And of the Protestants, John Wallis, Oper. tom. 3. Frederick Rappolt, Jodoc. Willichius, John Henry Wildhagen, and Abraham Scultet, with their Comments upon the Scripture. See the Grand Criticks, and the Synopsis.

Adrian Reland has explain’d ver: 5. of chap. 11. where it is ordained that the Women should be keepers at home. His Explanation is in the Bibliotheca Philologica, tom. 1. p. 317. of the third Part. We have already spoken of him, and shall have an opportunity to speak of him again. He was born at Amsterdam, in 1676. taught the Oriental Languages, for seventeen Years, at Utrecht; and died in 1718. James Hasæus has written a Letter against his Explanation, ibid. tom. 2. p. 109.

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