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Claudius Cappellaus (Fr. Capelain) <ref name="term_29908" /> 
<p> Cappellaus (Fr. Capelain), Claudius, </p> <p> a French theologian, was born in the province of Maline, and lived in 1607. He became a member of the [[Sorbonne]] and doctor of theology. He was well versed in the [[Hebrew]] language, and claimed that the [[Greek]] text has been often perverted by the unfaithfulness or ignorance of the rabbins, citing in support of this [[Opinion]] numerous passages from the ancient rabbinical works which differ from those of the modern Hebrew Bibles. He published, Mature Raibbisicum Infidum (Paris, 1607, 1693). See Hoefer, Nouv. Biog. Generale, s.v. </p>
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