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Danish language -- History of research -- Notes

Niels Hemmingsen

Thomas Bangius

Ludvig Holberg

Christian Bastholm

Hans Christian Andersen

Frants Buhl

Kaj Munk

Carl Theodor Dreyer

The first Danish scholars in the 1500s and 1600s, such as Niels Hemmingsen (1513-1600) and Thomas Bangius (1600-1661), wrote in Latin.

Danish Scholarship emerged in the 1700s with Ludvig Holberg and Christian Bastholm, who were among the first to write comprehensive histories of the Jews "from creation to the present." Bastholm's work was also translated into German.

The play Ahasverus (1847) by Hans Christian Andersen marked the rise of a tradition of fictional works in Danish in the field.

At the turn of the 19th century scholar Frants Buhl was the leading figure with his studies in Jewish, Christian and Islamic Origins.

The fictional works of playwright Kaj Munk and film director Carl Theodor Dreyer earned international acclaim.

== Translated from Danish

• Geschichte der Juden (1786 Bastholm), book (German ed.)

• Das Leben Muhammeds = Muhammeds Liv (The Life of Muhammad / 1930 @1903 Buhl / Schaeder), book (German ed.)

• Stjarnans son (1953 Borchsenius), book (Swedish ed.)
• The Son of a Star (1957 Borchsenius), book (English ed.)
• Der Sternensohn (1958 Borchsenius), book (German ed.)

• The Book of Amos (1970 Hammershaimb / Sturdy), book (English ed.)

Danish Authorship

• Commentarius in utramque epistolam Pauli Apostoli ad Corinthios (1564 Hemmingsen), book (Latin)
• Commentarii in Epistolas Pauli ad Timotheum duas, ad Titum unam, ad Philemonem unam (1566 Hemmingsen), book (Latin)
• Commentarius in Epistolam apostolicam ad Hebraeos (1568 Hemmingsen), book (Latin)
• Caelum Orientis et prisei mundi (1657 Bangius), book (Latin)
• Daniel (1937 Bentzen), book (English)
• Messias, Moses redivivus, Menschensohn (1948 Bentzen), book (German)
• Philosophie und Christentum: Eine Interpretation der Einleitung zum Dialog Justins (1966 Hyldahl), book (German)
• The Acts of the Apostles (1967 Munck/Albright/Mann), book (English)
• The Rider and His Horse (1968 Haugaard/Dillon), children's novel (English)
• Spätjudentum und Heilsgeschichte (1971 Noack), book (German)
• Hagarism: The Making of the Islamic World (1977 Crone, Cook), book (English)
• Salome (1978 Davies / Flindt), ballet (English)
• Slaves on Horses: The Evolution of the Islamic Polity (1980 Crone), book (English)
• Der Ausdruck "Menschensohn" in den Evangelien (1984 Müller), book (German)
• God's Caliph: Religious Authority in the Fisrt Centuries of Islam (1986 Crone, Hinds), book (English)
• Meccan Trade and the Rise of Islam (1987 Crone), book (English)
• Roman, Provincial, and Islamic Law: The Origins of the islamic Patronate (1987 Crone), book (English)
• Flavius Josephus between Jerusalem and Rome (1988 Bilde), book (English)
• The First Bible of the Church: A Plea for the Septuagint (1996 Müller), book (English)
• Paul and the Stoics (2000 Engberg-Pedersen), book (English)
• Tobit and Judith (2002 Otzen), book (English)
• A Priest for All Generations: An Investigation into the Use of the Melchizedek Figure from Genesis to the Cave of Treasures (2013 Dalgaard), book (English)

Danish Fiction

• Ahasverus (1847 Andersen), play
• Blade af Satans bog (Leaves from Satan's Book / 1920 Dreyer), film
• En idealist (1928 Munk), play
• Profeten Jonas privat (1937 Tandrup), novel
• Judith (1940 Abell), play
• Den brændende tornebusk (1956 Hoffmann), novel
• Kobberslangen (1958 Hoffmann), novel
• Jesus, min søn (2003 Larsen), film