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<p> son of the last, was born Sept. 4,1645. He made rapid progress in his studies under Hoffman and Wetstein, and learned [[Hebrew]] under his father, whom he succeeded in the professor's chair at Basle. In 1664 he was appointed adjunct to his father, and afterward Hebrew professor. Travelling through [[Holland]] and England, he was everywhere received with distinction. He published nothing of his own, but he edited the [[Tiberias]] and Synagoga of his grandfather, and died in 1704. — Landon, s.v. </p> | Johann Jakob Buxtorf <ref name="term_29080" /> | ||
==References == | <p> son of the last, was born Sept. 4,1645. He made rapid progress in his studies under Hoffman and Wetstein, and learned [[Hebrew]] under his father, whom he succeeded in the professor's chair at Basle. In 1664 he was appointed adjunct to his father, and afterward Hebrew professor. [[Travelling]] through [[Holland]] and England, he was everywhere received with distinction. He published nothing of his own, but he edited the [[Tiberias]] and Synagoga of his grandfather, and died in 1704. '''''—''''' Landon, s.v. </p> | ||
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<ref name=" | <ref name="term_29080"> [https://bibleportal.com/encyclopedia/cyclopedia-of-biblical-theological-and-ecclesiastical-literature/buxtorf,+johann+jakob+(2) Johann Jakob Buxtorf from Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature]</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:34, 15 October 2021
Johann Jakob Buxtorf [1]
son of the last, was born Sept. 4,1645. He made rapid progress in his studies under Hoffman and Wetstein, and learned Hebrew under his father, whom he succeeded in the professor's chair at Basle. In 1664 he was appointed adjunct to his father, and afterward Hebrew professor. Travelling through Holland and England, he was everywhere received with distinction. He published nothing of his own, but he edited the Tiberias and Synagoga of his grandfather, and died in 1704. — Landon, s.v.
