HABAZANIAH
{Einleihmj, p. 339) ; and "j'^^i^'^p, ii. IG, is the only un. exceptionable instance.
4. 'J'he ancient catalogues of canonical books of the Old Testament do not, indeed, mention Habakkuk by name; but they must have counted him in the twelve I minor prophets, whose numbers would otherwise not ho full. In the New Testament some expressions of Ids are introduced, but liis name is not added (Kom. i, 17; Gal. iii, 11 ; Heh. x, 38 ; comp. Hab. ii, 4: Acts x'.ii, 40, 41 ; comp. Hab. i, 5).— Kilto, s. v. ; Smith, s. v.
o. Express commentaries on the whole of this book separately are the following, of which the most impor- tant are designated by an asterisk [*] prefixed ; Tlieo- yi\\\\fiQX, Com limit a rill s (in Opp.'w); Bcde. J-Jrjiosilio (in Worh, ix, 404) : Tanchum of Jerusalem, Co/^ww/a/ye (ed. Munk, Paris, 1843, 8vc() ; .-Vbarbanel, Commcnttinus (ed. Sprecher, Traj. 1722. Helmst. 1790, 8vo) : Luther, Aiislegung (Vitemb, 152G, 4to; Erf. eod. 8vo ; in Latin, Argent. 1528, 8vo); Qa,\}ito, Knarrutiones (.\rgent. 152G, I 8vo) ; Chytrseus, I.ectiones (in 0pp. p. 364) ; Grynasus, I Hijpomnemata (Basil. 1 582, 8vo) ; De Guevara, Conmwn- i to-MM [Eom.Cath.] (Madrid, 1585, 4to; 1593. fol.; Aug. I Yind. 1603 ; Antw. 1G09, 4to) ; Agellius, Commeniaritm I (Antw. 1597. 8vo) ; Tossan, Paraphrusis (Francf. 1599, 8vo) ; Garthius, Commentariiis (Vitemb. 1605,8vc) : Tar- novius, Commentarius (Rost. 1623, 8vo) , Cocceius, A luih/- sis (in 0pp. xi, 657) ; Marburj-, Commeniarie (Lond. 1650, 4to) , *De Padilla, Commentaiia [Rom. Cath.] (^ladrid, 1G57, 2 vols. 4to; Sidzb. 1674, 4to , Rome, 1702, fol.); Hafenreffer, Commentarius [including Nahum] (Stuttg. 1663, 8vo) ; *Van Til, Commentarius (L. B. 1700, 4to) ; j Biermanu, De Propihezie. van If. (Utr. 1713, 4to) ; Esch, ! ErUarunfi (Wescl, 1714, 4to) ; Abicht, .4 (/no/«^it)«e.« (Vi- temb. 1732, 4to) ; jansen, Analecta (in Pentateuch, etc.) ; *>ic\\Q\tmga.,Commentarius (L. B. 1747,4to) ; *Kaliiisky, Illitstratio [including Nahum] (Vratislav, 1748, 4t(i) ; Chrysander, Anmerk. (Rint. and Lpz. 1752, 4to) ; JMon- xaA, A nmerk. (from the Danish, Gottingen, 1759, 8vo) ; Anon. Traduction (Paris, 1775, 12mo) : Perschke, !> ^A■/(^ etc. (Francf. et. Lips. 1777, 8vo) ; Ludwig, Erlduterung (Frkft. 1779, 8vo) ; Faber, Coimm-ntutio (Onold. 1779. 2 vols. 4to) , Wahl, Anmerhinfj. etc. (Hanover. 1790, 8v(>) , Kofod, Commentarius (Hafn. 1792, 8vo) ; Tingstiid. .1 iii- madrersiones (Upsal. 1795, 8vo) ; H.anlein, Interpretalio (Erlang. 1795, 8vo) ; Bather, Application (in Sermons, i, 188); V\nm, Ohsercationes [including Obad.] (Gotting. 1 796, 8vo) ; Conz, Erlduterumi (in Sjtiiudlen's Beit rage) , Horst, Anmei-kungen (Gotha, 1798, 8vo) ; Dahl, Observa- tiones (Neustr. 1798, 8vo) ; Wolfssohn, Anmerk. (Bresl. 1806, 8vo) ; Euchel, Erldut. (Copenh. 1815, 8vo) ; Justi, Erlatit. (Lpz. 1820, 8vo) ; Wolff, Commentar (Darmst. ^1822, 8vo) ; Schroder, Anmerk. [inchiding Joel, Nahum, *etc.] (Hildesh. 1827,8vo); Deutsch, C>i5"iri, etc. (Bresl. 1837, 8vo) , *Biiumlein, Commentarius (Heilbroini, 1-840, 8vo) ; *Delitzscli, .4 uslegung (Lpz. 1843, 8vo) ; Von Giun- pach, Erkldriing (JIunch. 1860, 8\-o) ; Rol)inson, Homi- lies (Lond. 1865, 8vo). See Puopiiets, Minor.
Tlie following are on chap, iii exclusively : Barhrd, De equitatione Dei [ver. 15] (Lips. 1749, 4to) ; Feder, Canticum Hab. (Wiirzb. 1774, 8vo) ; Perschke, Commen- tarius (Francf. 1777, 4to) ; Busing, De fulgoiibus Dei [ver. 3, 4] (Bremen, 1778, 4to) ; Nachtigal, Erklar. (in Henke's Magazine, iv, 180-190) ; Schroder, Dis^ertatio (Grciningen, 1781, 4to) ; SchimtKr, Dissertaiio (Tiibing. 1786, 4to) ; Jlorner, Hymnus Hab. (Ups. 1794, 4to) ; Hei- denheim, D^5"iFl, etc. (Rodelh. 1800, 1826, 8vo) ; Anton, Expositio (Giirl. 1810, 4to) ; Steiger, Anmerkungen (in Schwarz, Jahrb. 1824, p. 136) ; Stickel. Prolusin (Nenst. 1827, 8vo) ; Reissmann, De Cant. Hab. (Krauth. 1831, 8vo) : Strong, Prayer of Hab. (in the ^htll. Qiiar.Pei: Jan. 18G1, p. 73). See Cojimextarv.
Habazani'ah (Hebrew Cliabatstsinyah',in'^^'^'ZJl, perh. lamp of Jehovah, according to Y urst, collection of .Tehovah; Sept. Xa/3rt(7(V), the father of one Jeremiah and grandfather of the chief Rcchabite Jaazaniah, which last the prophet Jeremiah tested with the offer of wine
HABBACUC
in the Temple (Jcr. xxxv, 3). B.C. considerably ante
Hab'bacuc (AfiiSaKov^i; Vulic. Ilobacuc), the form 111 whicli the name of the proj.het Hab.^kkik (q. v.) is jriven in the Apocrypha (Bel, 33, 34, 35, 37, 39).
Habergeon, an old English word for hreastphite, appears in the Auth.A'ers. as the rendering of two Ileb. terms: tT^"!-", shinjah' (.Job xli, 2(i, where it is named by zeuijm'u with offensive weapons), or ■|i"'7':3, shinjon' (i C'hron. xxvi, 14 ; Neh. iv, \C>), a coat of mail (as ren- dered in 1 Sam. xvii, », 38) ; and X'^nn, tctchura' (Exod. xxviii, 3-2 ; xxxix, 23), a military garment, "properly of linen strongly anil thickly woven, anil furnished around t he neck and breast with a mailed covering (see Herod. ii, W2 ; iii, 47 ; and comii. the XtvoSrwpifi, of Homer, //. ii, 5-29, 830). (See Smith's Diet, of Class. Anfiq. s. v. l^mca.) See Ait.MOK.
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cM(B et inonarchiw (Taris, 1640) i—De cathedra seii pri- matu S. Petri (Paris, 1645). He translated also into Latin the ceremonial of the Eastern Church, under the title Liber pontijicalis, Greece et Latins c.not. (Paris, 1G43, M.).—\i(ixzoQJReal-Enqjklo2Mdie,Y, 439 ; Hoefer, Nouv. Biot). Generale, xxiii, 13.