HOLY FATHERS: None separately.
REFORMED: Drusius, Gwalther, Lavater, Strigelius, Burman, Wolf. English: Arthur Jackson, John Mayer, Taylor, Thomas Cooper.
LUTHERAN: Brentius.
ROMAN CATHOLIC: Bonartius,[1] Celada, Ferus, Fevardentius, Malvenda, Paulutius, Sanchez, Cajetan, Serarius.
HEBREWS: פ×ר×׊ ×××ת ×ץתר, Perush Megillat Esther, ××ר ×רת, of Rabbi Eliasha Gallico,[2] ×ר××××, ××× ××Š× ××ץף ×ק×× of Elieser Germanus, Joseph ibn Yahya, Lechem Setharim, ×׊ע ××××× of Rabbi Abraham Tsabulon, ××§× ××× of Rabbi Jam Tof Saalon, ×××ר ××× of Rabbi Moses ben Rabbi Israel Isserles,[3]×××××ת ×׊×× of Rabbi Solomon bar Tzemach, תפ×רת × ×¨×˘×Ş ×׊×× ×׊ר×× Rabboth, Salomon Jarchi rendered into Latin by Henricus Aquinus.[4]
Let the Interpreters of the Books of the Old Testament be added.
[1] Olivier Boonaerts (1570-1655) was a Flemish Jesuit scholar. He wrote commentaries on Esther and Ecclesiastes. [2] Rabbi Elisha Gallico (c. 1520-c. 1579) was one of the great leaders of Safed. He wrote commentaries on Esther, Ecclesiastes, and the Song of Solomon [3] Rabbi Moses Isserles (1530-1572), son of the great Talmudist, Israel ben Josef, was a Polish Ashkenazic Talmudist and legal expert. [4] Louis-Henri dâAquin (1602-1673) was a French physician and Hebraist. His father, Philippe dâAquin converted to Catholicism from Judaism. Louis-Henri translated several Rabbinic works into Latin.