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{{Short description|Dutch Protestant theologian and Hebraist}} ...f> (May 16, 1659 at [[Leeuwarden]] – March 31, 1722 at [[Franeker]]) was a Dutch Protestant theologian and [[Hebraist]]. His youngest of four children was C ...

{{Short description|Dutch Hebraist, Orientalist and theologist}} '''Constantijn L'Empereur''' (July 1591 – June 1648) was a prominent Dutch [[Hebraist]], a distinguished [[Oriental studies|Orientalist]] and doctor o ...

[[Category:Medieval Hebraists]] [[Category:16th-century Dutch rabbis]] ...

...n in the parish of [[St Botolph, Aldersgate]], London, and baptized in the Dutch Church, Austin Friars, on 29 September 1590. He was the only son of [[Sir A [[Category:Christian Hebraists]] ...

...rnold Boate, originally called de Boot''' (1606–1653) was a [[Dutch people|Dutch]] [[physician]], writer and [[Hebraist]] who spent much of his life abroad, ...Boot in [[Gorinchem]] in the [[Netherlands]], he was a younger son of the Dutch [[knight]] Godfried de Boot (c.1570-1625) and his wife Christine van Loon. ...

{{Short description|Dutch writer (1781–1853)}} | language=[[Hebrew language|Hebrew]], [[Dutch language|Dutch]], [[French language|French]], [[German language|German]]{{r|michman_1995}} ...

{{short description|Dutch scholar}} ...eneral Biographical Dictionary'', 1838, Whittaker & Co.</ref>) was a noted Dutch [[Oriental studies|Orientalist]] scholar, [[cartographer]] and [[philologis ...

...tside of converts from Judaism.<ref name=Grabois>Aryeh Grabois, "Christian Hebraists", in [[Joseph Strayer]] (ed.), ''The Dictionary of the Middle Ages'' (New Y ...ew Bible|Bible in the Hebrew original]].</ref> Among the prominent English Hebraists were [[Alexander Neckham]] (d.1217); [[Stephen Langton]] (d.1228), who comp ...

...of an 18th-century anti-Christian polemic by [[David Nassy]] of [[Surinam (Dutch colony)|Surinam]] was destroyed by fire. Deinard wrote several attacks on t [[Category:American Hebraists]] ...

...served in the French army as a volunteer and participated in the [[Franco-Dutch War]] of 1673. He was a captain of grenadiers and made two campaigns under [[Category:Christian Hebraists]] ...

...school in Ellon and while in that position taught himself French, German, Dutch and Spanish in addition to the classical languages he already knew.<ref>R A [[Category:Christian Hebraists]] ...

{{Short description|Dutch–Israeli biblical scholar and linguist (born 1941)}} | nationality = Dutch, Israeli ...

...historian, and [[Bishop of Salisbury]]. He was fluent in [[Dutch language|Dutch]], [[French language|French]], [[Latin language|Latin]], [[Greek language|G ...led for several years. He visited [[Oxford]], [[Cambridge]], London, the [[Dutch Republic|United Provinces]] and France. He studied Hebrew under a [[Rabbi]] ...

...[Hendrik Scheffer]] and niece of [[Ary Scheffer]], both French painters of Dutch descent. They had two children, [[Ary Renan]], born in 1858, who became a p [[Category:French Hebraists]] ...