Lazare Eliezer Wogue (1817-1897), scholar & translator

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Lazare Eliezer Wogue (1817-1897) was a French Jewish scholar, rabbi, and Professor of Jewish theology at the Ecole Centrale Rabbinique at Metz. Wogue is best known for his annotated translation of the Pentateuch and his studies on the history of Bible Exegesis. He also worked actively as a translator.

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