Cinqarbres

Cinqarbres

Cinqarbres (spr Sängkarber, lat. Quinq uarboreus), Jean, geb. in Bucilion, wurde 1554 Professor der Hebräischen u. Syrischen Sprache am College de France in Paris u. st. 1587; er schr.: Linguae hebr. institutiones, Paris 1546 u. ö.; vermehrt von Vignol, 1609 (auch 1621); übersetzte die Targums über Jeremias (1549), über Hoseas (1554), Joel, Amos, Ruth u. Klagelieder (1556); gab heraus Seb. Münsters hebräische Übersetzung des Matthäusevangeliums, 1558; übersetzte auch mehrere Schriften des Avicenna.


Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.

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