ROMAN CATHOLIC: Lippomanus,[1] Lorinus,[2] Serranus,[3] Thomas Waldensis,[4] Rupertus, Abulensis,[5] Cajetan, Oleaster.
[1] Catena in Leviticum.
[2] Commentarii in Leviticum.
[3] In Levitici librum commentaria.
[4] Thomas Netter of Walden (c. 1375-1430) was a Carmelite monk. He studied at Oxford, where he became a professor of philosophy, and then of theology, writing prolifically on philosophy, Scripture, canon law, and theology. Netter wrote commentaries on Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Acts, Romans, and 1 Peter. In addition to his academic work, Netter was a zealous opponent and persecutor of the Wycliffites and Lolards.
[5] Commentaria in Leviticum.