PREFIX cc: PREFIX dc: PREFIX dcat: PREFIX dcterms: PREFIX dqv: PREFIX edm: PREFIX foaf: PREFIX geo: PREFIX geosparql: PREFIX gn: PREFIX gndo: PREFIX jl: PREFIX jld: PREFIX jlo: PREFIX oa: PREFIX owl: PREFIX prov: PREFIX rdf: PREFIX rdfs: PREFIX schema: PREFIX skos: PREFIX spdx: PREFIX void: PREFIX wd: PREFIX wdt: PREFIX xml: PREFIX xsd: rdf:type ; rdfs:label "Targum Yonatan ben ʻUziʼel ʻal Tere ʻaśar"; ; "1600?~/1610?~"^^; ; "Imprint has no BHB number"; ; "Owner signature/bookplate in extant copy"; "Siméon Marotte de Muis"; "Siméon Marotte de Muis, Orléans (inscription: \"Schimyon Marotte Aurelino\"). Note that I couldn't find a date that he was appointed Archbishop of Soissons but it would appear sometime between 1600-1610; this inscription was written when he was in his native Orléans.\n\nArticle from Chalmers (1812): Muis, Simeon De, Hebrew professor of the Royal College of France, and one of the ablest scholars in that language, was born at Orleans in 1587. Few particulars are known of his life, except that he was educated for the church, and attained the preferments of canon and archdeacon of Soissons. His skill in the Hebrew language made him be considered as a proper person to succeed Cayet as Hebrew professor, and he was accordingly promoted by his majesty to that office in July 1614. He | fulfelled its duties with great reputation for thirty years, and died in 1644, in the fifty-seventh year of his age. Dupin says, that he joined to a perfect knowledge of the Hebrevr, a solid and acute judgment, and wrote in a pure, concise, and easy style, and had such acquaintance with sacred history, and the fundamentals of religion, that few could be better qualified to interpret scripture. The most esteemed of his works is his commentary on the Psalms, “Commentarius litteralis et historicus in omnes Psalmos,” &c. 1630, fol. His whole works were published in two volumes folio, at Paris, 1650, including the above on the Psalms: his “Varia Sacra,” explaining the most difficult passages of the Old Testament from Genesis to Judges: his “Assertio yeVitatis Hebraicae,” against father Morin, &c. &c. 1"; ; 100; ; "Penn Libraries, RBC"; "Targum Yonatan ben ʻUziʼel ʻal Tere ʻaśar"; false; jlo:describedAt "https://footprints.ctl.columbia.edu/footprint/32498/"; dcterms:date "c. 1600? - c. 1610?"; foaf:depiction .