Beza, Commentarius (Genev. 1583, 1589,
1590, 4to); Stunica, Commentaria (Tolet, 1584, Romre,
1591, 4to) ; Lavater, Condones (Tigiir. 1585, fol.) ; Rol- lock, Commentarius (Geneva, 1590, 8vo) ; Duran (Sim, ben-Zemach), i:B'Jtl SlliX (Venice, 1590, 4to; also in Frankfurter's Rabbinic Bible); Farissol (Abr.b.-Mard.), d^iQ (in the Rabbinic Bibles) ; Mord. b.-Jacob (of Cra- cow), lyilia (Prague, 1597, 4to); *De Pineda [Roman Cath.], Commentarii (Madrit. 1597-1601, 2 vols, folio; Colon. 1600, 1605, 1685, Antwp. 1609,Venet. 1G19, 1709, Ursel. 1627, Paris, 1631, Lugdun. 1701, fol.) ; Alschech,
j ppinp npbn (Venice, 1603, 4to ; Jesnitz, 1722, fol.) ; be.ir traces of his dialect— or that the Chaldaic forms I Feuardentius, Homilim [on prose parts] (Par. 1606, fol.) ; and idioms, which are far from resembling later vulgar- | Strack, Predir/ten (Cassel, 1607, 4to) ; Humfrj-, Dialoijua isms or corruptions of Hebrew, and occur only in highly i (Lond. 1607, 4to); Joannes a Jesu -Mann, Paraphrasis poetic passages of the oldest writers, are such as pecul- i (Rom. 1611, 4to), Piscator, Commentarius (Herb. 1612, larly suit the style of the young and fiery speaker (see j 8vo) ; De Pineda, Commentarius (Colon. 1613, 1701, fol.) ; hchiottinann, Einl. p. 61). It has been observed, and I Rllhlich. Predigten (Wittcnb. 1617, 3 vols. 4to) ; Janson, with apparent truth, that the discourses of the other in- | Enarratio (Lovan. 1623, 1643, folio) ; Quarles, Medita- terlocutors have each a very distinct and characteristic I tions (London, 1624, 4to) ; Sanctius, Commentarii (Lugd. coloring, shown not only in the general tone of thought, j 1625, folio ; Lips. 1712, 4to) ; Olearius, Predigtm (Lpzg. but m peculiarities of expression (Ewald and Schlott- 1683, 1665, 1672, 4to) ; Drusius, Scholia (Amsterd. 1636, maun). 1 he excessive obscurity of the style, which is 4to; also in Crit. Sac); Diodati, Explications [includ. universally admitted, may be accounted for in a similar j Psa., etc.] (in French, Genev. 1638, 4to) ; Vavassor, 3fet- manner. A young man .speaking under strong excite- I aphrasis (Par. 1638, 12mo, 1679, 8vo; Francf. 1654, 4to); ment, embarrassed by the presence of his elders and by | BoMncim, Comnientaria (Par. 1638, 2 vols, fol.) ; Abbott, the peculiar responsibility of his position, might be ex- Paraphrase (Lond. 1640, 4to) ; Cocceius, Biagrammata pec e o use language obscured by repetitions, and, (France. 1644, fol.; also in 0pp. i) ; Corderius, Ehcida- hough . igemous and true, yet somewhat intricate and fio (Antw. 1646. K;,".!;. fol.) ; S^hultetus. A,„d>/sis (Stet. imperfectly developed arguments, such as, in fact, pre- | 1647, Francf. ICsi, fol.,; Smnault. /■„, w/-/,.,,.; (London,
1648, 4to); Mqwtu. (■„,„„„ „f, nil [inrliidiiig Prov., etc.]
sent great dilHculties in the exegesis of this portion of the iiook.
VI. romment„ri^s.-Th<i following is a list of the ex- eRctical helps on the whole book exclu.sivelv, the most i.np..rtant being deslguated by an asterisk [*] prefixed : Or.gen, Sel.ctn (in 0/,p. ii, 499); also Scholia (in Bibl. JafrA.Mamhu xiv); Anon. Commentarius (in Origen's upp. 11,8.^0) ; Athana-sius, Exrerpia (in 0pp. I, ii, 1003) • .lorome, Commmtarius (in 0pp. .Snppo,. xi. 566)- Phi-
hl'iw'^f ''"'■'" ^'? •^"■"'"'='' ^^''P- '""P"'-- >»' «33; also n Uede s (>;,,,. rv , also Basil. 1527, fol.) , Augustine, An- notatwnes (m O/,;,. iii. 823); Chrysostom. Mt^ (in
inOpfH""^'^^^^
trnnslati
Olvniiiiod
HI, 1-20); Gregory, ^foralia (in 0pp. i, 1- also -n in English, Oxford, 1844-50, 4 vols. 8vo) ;
, etc.. Cafemi (Lugdunum. 1,586. 4to; L
(L. B. 1651, fol.); Codurcns. Caryl, Exposition (London, 1 1666,1677, 2 vols, fol.); Witz 4to); Le'ifih, Adnotationes [i (Lond. 16.57, fol.) ; Durham, /,
■hnlia (Paris, 1651, 4to); !, 1664, 1694, 6 vols. 4to; en. Jiihi gens (Sorre, 1656, iniin-oth.T poet, books] ( London. 1659,
don, 1667 folio) • 15r..n„ \J.nc"J 7 V ; '. ' ^ "" '^'"""^ poetical (Kdinl - tolio) . Bruno .Vstensis, In Mum (in Oj>p. i) ; ! kgginy (Leyd. 1697, 4to)
8vo); Chemnitz,Pf?-,<!onrt./o6i(.lrn. 166."i.4ro, andsince); Brenius, Xotce (transl. by Cuper, Amst. 1666, 4to) ; Zel- ler, .4 uslefping (Hamb. 1667, 4to) ; Spanheim, Tlistoria ((Jenev. 1670, 4to; L. B. 1672, 8vo); Mercer, Commen- tarius (Genev. 1673, L. Bat. 1651, folio); Hack, Postill (Hamb. 1674, 4to); Hottinger, Analysis (Ti.gur. 1679, 8vo) ; *Seb. Schmidt, Commentarius (Argent. 1680, 1690, 1705, 4to); Fabricius, Predigten (Norimb. 1681, 4to) ; Patrick, Paraphrase (Lond. 1685, ,8vo); Clark, Exerci- tntinns [poetical] (Edinb. 1685. fol.); Van Hoecke, Vyt- Hutcheson, Lectures (London,
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