Paul Fagius: Difference between revisions

After being briefly active in Hebrew philology and interpreting the Old Testament Fagius died from plague in 1549, and was buried in St Margaret's Church, Cambridge. Under Queen [[Mary I of England|Mary's]] Catholic restoration, his remains were exhumed and burnt (as were Bucer's); in 1560 a memorial was again set up to him.

 

 

*Pirḳe Abot (1541)

*Levita's "Tishbi" (1541)

*David Ḳimḥi's commentary on Psalms, ch. i.-x. (1544)

 

*[[Targum Onḳelos]] (1546)

 

*Exegesis of the first four chapters of Genesis (1542)

*Elementary Hebrew grammar (1543)