Joan. Godefridi Bachman, de certa- mine circa corpus Mosis, ad Judæ, ver. 9. This is in the second Tome of Philological Dissertations. He was of Cleves, a Calvinist; and died in 1703. Jacobi Henzel de eodem; printed at Wittemberg, 1676, in 4to. We have said something of him in the Article upon Eve. See upon Genesis.
See our Dissertation upon the Death and Burial of Moses, before the Canonical Epistles; and in the Collection of our Dissertations, tom. 3. p. 585. And the Life of Moses, by Gaulmin; printed at Paris, in 1629, in 8vo. in Hebrew, together with his Latin Version; and at Hamburgh, with a Preface by Fabricius, 1714, in 8vo. He was a French Catholick; and died in 1667.
John Hecht, a German Lutheran, has also written upon the Devil’s Dispute; at Jena, 1653, in 4to.
Nicholas Nieremberg, a German Lutheran, Minister at Ratisbon, wrote an Exercitation upon the same Subject; printed at the same Place, 1682, in 4to. He died in 1675.
See the apocryphal Books of the Old Testament, by Fabricius.
Henry Willot, of Liege, a Cordelier, wrote Notes upon Enoch, who is mentioned by St. Jude; printed at Liege, 1598, in 8vo. He died in 1599.
Balthazar Stolberg de Agapis, ad Jude, ver. 2. His Dissertation was printed at Wittemberg, 1673, in 4to. We have spoken of him upon St. Matthew.
Salom. Deylingii ad Jud. ver. 13. Sidera errantia; Observ. Sacr. tom. 1. Observ. 50.
John Wandalin has a celebrated Disputation concerning this Epistle; printed in Latin at Copenhagen, 1663, in 4to.