Johannes Buxtorf
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Johannes Buxtorf
JOHANNES BUXTORF German Hebraist at Basel (NB: there were several people of this or similar names living at this period) Date: 1564 - 1629
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1. Title: "Johannes Buxtorf, the Eminent German Hebraist of Basel (1564-1629)" 2. Subtitle: A glimpse into the life and scholarly achievements of a renowned Hebraist from Basel during the late Renaissance period. 3. Description: This evocative photograph print captures the enigmatic figure of Johannes Buxtorf (1564-1629), a prominent German Hebraist and scholar from Basel, Switzerland. With a penetrating gaze and an air of intellectual intensity, Buxtorf is depicted in this image, holding a book in his hands, surrounded by an array of scholarly tools and texts. 4. Background: Born in Basel, Buxtorf was a leading figure in the field of Hebraic studies during the late Renaissance period. He was a prolific writer, translator, and commentator on Jewish texts, and his works were instrumental in promoting a greater understanding of Hebrew language and culture among European scholars. 5. Scholarly Pursuits: Buxtorf's most notable contributions to the field of Hebraic studies include his comprehensive Hebrew grammar, "Rudimenta Hebraica," and his groundbreaking translation of the Talmud into Latin. He also played a significant role in the establishment of the first Hebrew printing press in Europe, which further advanced the study of Hebrew and Jewish texts. 6. Legacy: Buxtorf's influence extended beyond the realm of academia, as his works were consulted by prominent figures such as Johannes Kepler and Thomas More. His contributions to the study of Hebrew and Jewish texts paved the way for a deeper understanding of these traditions in Europe and beyond. 7. Conclusion: This photograph print of Johannes Buxtorf offers a glimpse into the life of a remarkable scholar who played a pivotal role in the study of Hebrew and Jewish texts during the late Renaissance period. His enduring legacy continues to inspire scholars and students of Hebraic studies to this day.
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