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  [[Category:Hellenistic-Jewish Studies--German| 1]] [[Category:Early Christian Studies--German| 1]]
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• Johann Andreas Eisenmenger (M / Germany, 1654-1704), scholar
  [[Category:Early Jewish Studies|~1654 Eisenmenger]] [[Category:Early Jewish Studies--German|~1654 Eisenmenger]]
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• Johannes Buxtorf (M / Germany, 1564-1629), scholar
  [[Category:Early Jewish Scholars|1564 Buxtorf]] [[Category:Early Jewish Scholars--German|1564 Buxtorf]]
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• Adolph Jellinek (1821-1893), scholar
  '''Adolph Jellinek''' (1821-1893) was a Austrian Jewish scholar, rabbi, preacher, psychologist and expert of Talmudic and midrashic [[Category:Jewish|1821 Jellinek]]
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• Lazarus Goldschmidt (1871-1950), scholar
  ''' Lazarus Goldschmidt''' (1871-1950) was a Lithuanian-born German Jewish scholar. Born and raised in Lithuania, went to Germany in 1888 to study at [[Category:Jewish|1871 Goldschmidt]]
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• Simon Dubnow (M / Russia, 1860-1941), scholar
  ...rg (1880), Odessa (1890), and St. Petersburg again (1906), where he taught Jewish history at Petrograd University. In 1922 emigrated to Berlin (1922), and th **[[An Outline of Jewish History (1925 Dubnow), book (English ed.)]]
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• August Rohling (1839-1931), scholar
  [[Category:Early Jewish Studies|~1839 Rohling]]
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• Alfred Edersheim (1825-1889), scholar
  '''Alfred Edersheim''' (1825-1889) was a Austrian-British scholar. Born Jewish and educated in Vienna, after his conversion to Christianity Alfred Edershe *[[History of the Jewish Nation after the Destruction of Jerusalem by Titus (1856 Edersheim), book]]
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• Gustav Weil (1808–1889), scholar
  '''Gustav Weil''' (1808–1889) was a German Jewish scholar. [[Category:Jewish|1808 Weil]]
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• Giulio Bartolocci (M / Italy, 1613-1687), scholar
  ...at the Vatican Library, author of the first comprehensive bibliography of Jewish literature. [[Category:Early Jewish Scholars|1613 Bartolocci]]
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• Jean-Baptiste Honoré Raymond Capefigue (1802-1872), scholar
  ...a French scholar, and a specialist in [[Second Temple Studies]] & [[Early Jewish Studies]]. [[Category:Early Jewish Scholars & Authors|1802 Capefigue]]
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• Christopher Cartwright (1602-1658), scholar
  [[Category:Early Jewish Scholars|1602 Cartwright]] [[Category:Early Jewish Scholars--United Kingdom|1602 Cartwright]]
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• Wilhelm Bacher (1850-1913), scholar
  '''Wilhelm Bacher''' (1850-1913) was a Jewish-Hungarian scholar. Semitist. Professor at Budapest Rabbinical Seminary from [[Category:Jewish|1850 Bacher]]
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• Hyam Maccoby (1924-2004), scholar
  '''Hyam Maccoby''' (1924-2004) was a Jewish-British scholar. ...at the Center of Jewish Studies of the University of Leeds. Editor of the Jewish Quarterly. Looked at Jesus as an orthodox Jew, while saw in the Hellenized
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• David Samuel Margoliouth (1858-1940), scholar
  ...c, in addition to Hebrew. He became especially renowned for his studies on early Islam. Margoliouth died on March 23, 1940. *[[The Early Development of Mohammedanism (1914 Margoliouth), book]]
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• Dan Jaffé (b.1970), scholar
  PhD (2004) in History of Religion. Lecturer of Jewish History at Bar-Ilan University (Israel). *[[Studies in Rabbinic Judaism and Early Christianity (2010 Jaffé), book]]
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• Elia Levita (M / Germany, Italy, 1469-1549), scholar
  ...wish scholar, grammarian and poet. Born at Neustadt near Nuremberg, in his early adulthood he settled in Italy which would remain his home. While in Padua, [[Category:Jewish|1469 Levita]]
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• Ramon Martí (M / Spain, 1215c-1285c), scholar
  ...i''' (1215c-1285c) was a Catalan Dominican friar and theologian. His anti-Jewish treatise, the ''Pugio Fidei'', was for centuries the main source of knowled [[Category:Early Jewish Studies--Medieval|~1215 Marti]]
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• Paula Fredriksen, scholar
  *[[SIN: The Early History of an Idea (2012 Fredriksen), book]] [[Category:Jewish-American|1951 Fredriksen]]
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• Martin S. Jaffee, scholar
  '''Martin S. Jaffee''' is a Jewish-American scholar. *[[Early Judaism (1997 Jaffee), book]]
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