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John Lightfoot

Among Christian Hebraists, post-biblical Jewish sources began more and more frequently to be studied for apologetic reasons in order to illustrate the New Testament and confirm its "credibility." In the 17th century, John Lightfoot (1602-1675) wrote the first comprehensive commentary of New Testament based on Jewish, mostly halakhic, literature.

@2014 Gabriele Boccaccini, University of Michigan

• Kurtze Beschreibung und Erzählung von einen Juden mit Namen Ahasverus (Short Description and Tale of a Jew Named Ahasuerus / 1602), novel
• The Famous and Memorable Works of Josephus (1602 Lodge), book
• Lettres de Bérénice à Titus (1642 Scudéry), novel
• The Temple Service, as it Stood in the Dayes of Our Saviour (1649 Lightfoot), book
• Horae Hebraicae et Talmudicae (1658-1674 Lightfoot), book
• Bérénice (1670 Racine), play
• Historia doctorum misnicorum (1672 Otho), book

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