Santi Pagnini

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Santi Pagnini (* 1470 in Lucca , † approx. 1536 in Lyon ) was an Italian Bible scholar during the Renaissance .

Life

Pagnini joined the Dominican Order in 1487 and gained such a reputation for his knowledge of the oriental languages ​​that Pope Leo X invited him to teach in Rome. In about 1518, he completed a Latin translation of the Bible from Hebrew and Greek. It was published in Lyon in 1527 and later (1541) in Cologne . It was the first translation that divided the Bible into separate verses. Pagnini also compiled a Hebrew grammar and dictionary, which had numerous editions.

literature

  • Elias H. Füllenbach , Biblical and Hebrew Studies of Italian Dominicans of the 15th and 16th Century , in: Biblical Studies and Sermon in the Dominican Order. History, ideal, practice , ed. by Viliam Stefan Doci and Thomas Prügl, Rome 2019 (= Dissertationes Historicae, Vol. 36), pp. 255–271.
  • Anna Morisi Guerra: Santi Pagnini , in: Dominicans and Jews. People, Conflicts and Perspectives from the 13th to the 20th Century / Dominicans and Jews. Personalities, Conflicts, and Perspectives from the 13th to the 20th Century , ed. by Elias H. Füllenbach OP and Gianfranco Miletto, Berlin / Munich / Boston 2015 (= sources and research on the history of the Dominican Order, New Series, vol. 14), p. 395ff.
  • F. Dominguez Reboiras, Sante Pagnini. Isagoga ad sacras literas, eiusdem Isagoga ad mysticos sacrae scriptirae sensus (1536) , in: Handbuch der Bibelhermeneutiken. From Origen to the Present , ed. by O. Wischmeyer et al., Berlin 2016, pp. 499–506.

Individual evidence

  1. Deviating from the literature, 1541 is also given as the year of death. See e.g. BF Dominguez Reboiras, Sante Pagnini. Isagoga ad sacras literas, eiusdem Isagoga ad mysticos sacrae scriptirae sensus (1536), p. 504.