Middle Ages · Renaissance · At the universities · List of Christian Hebraists

Such names mark the crowning achievement of medieval Christian Hebraism, which is marked off (though still a continuity) from modern Hebrew studies by the work ...

18. sep. 2020 · Christian Hebraism transformed Christianity completely during the Middle Ages. However, the impact this movement had on the world remains forgotten.

Luther offered a model of how he interpreted the Old Testament, while sharply criticizing Christian Hebraists who followed Jewish interpretation too closely.

Christian Hebraism was a facet of Renaissance humanism. Biblical scholars, theologians, lawyers, physicians, astronomers, philosophers, and teachers in Latin ...

Chanita Goodblatt reorients John Donne, one of the most prominent preachers and writers of the time, as a Christian Hebraist and examines the exegetical ...

This essay will focus on three facets of this scholarly encounter and their significance for the growth of a nascent form of Philosemitism: the study of Hebrew ...

Early modern Christian Hebraism and the myth of the Jewish or Hebrew origins of human knowledge were a direct outcome of Renaissance humanism. The scholars who ...

This book places Christian Hebraism in a larger context by discussing authors and their books as mediators of Jewish learning.

The proposed seminar would provide an opportunity to bring together scholars of Jewish history, literature, and thought, with scholars of the Renaissance, ...