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==Overview==
Similarly to what happened in other countries, the translation of [[Josephus]]' Bellum Iudaicum in Spanish by [[Juan Martín Cordero]] in the 1550s and of [[Josephus]]' ''Antiquities'' by [[Benito Arias Montano]] in 1571 mark the beginning of Spanish Scholarship on the period. Besides, Arias Montano's ''Biblia regia'' (published from 1568 to 1573 in 8 vols.) was the first to include the Syriac New Testament and additional Targumic texts. An edition of Paul's epistles, with commentary, by [[Francisco de Ribera]] and [[José de Acosta]] must also be mentioned.


==Statistics==
==Statistics==

Latest revision as of 05:44, 13 September 2015

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16th century - Books by Spanish scholars

  • 11 ■■■■■■■■■■■

16th century - Books by Spanish scholars, by subject

  • 9 ■■■■■■■■■ Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek and Latin Bible; Greek and Syriac New Testament; Targumic Literature
  • 2 ■■ Josephus