The heads of the Catechetical School in Alexandria by Willem H. Oliver

“…The account of the founding of the <em>Didaskaleion</em> in Alexandria is based on information provided by Eusebius of Caesarea (263�339), a Roman historian, exegete and Christian polemicist, in his well-known Historia Ecclesiastica, which he wrote during the first half of the 4th century. …”
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The monastic thought and culture of Pope Gregory the Great in their Western context, c.400-604 by Leyser, C

“…In choosing to speak and write primarily as an exegete, Gregory signalled that he did not wish to contribute to the Gaulish or Italian monastic cultures developing around written <em>Rules</em>. …”

A reception history of the letter to the Hebrews in England, 1547-1685 by Padley, K

“…This thesis adopts a diachronic approach, highlighting the priorities and worries of English Hebrews exegetes between the reigns of Edward VI and Charles II, and asks how these shifts catalysed hermeneutical advances towards higher biblical criticism.…”

TIPOLOGIA INTELECTUALULUI ÎN ROMANELE LUI AURELIU BUSUIOC by Emilia GRIGORAȘ

“…In the novel “Alone in front of love” Radu Negrescu is portrayed as an anti-hero by the literary critics Anatol Gavrilov, Nicolae Biletchi and as a recusant by the exegete Victoria Fonari.</p><p>Vasile Iftimie explains an intellectual correlation in the novel “Barking at the Moon” between Enrique, the dog and his owner the philologist both being presented as writers, moralists,or as disappointed. …”
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The Method of Interpreting Qur’an with the Qur’an; Criteria for Verifying Interpretive Probabilities Based on the Principles of Discourse Analysis by Fahimeh Jamali rad, Soheila Pirouzfar

“…Biannual Journal of Comparative Exegetical Researches, 8 (15) 311-338. Doi: 10.22091/PTT.2022.4957.1666.…”
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“My greetings to you, general of the generals in the world of science ...” Letters of rector of Vologda seminary, archpriest Nikolai Malinovsky to N. N. Glubokovsky (1907–1910)... by Pavel Shirokov

“…The letters are addressed to the famous theologian, exegete and church historian Nikolai Nikanorovich Glubokovsky. …”
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Habermas lendo Peirce Habermas reading Peirce by Lauro Frederico Barbosa da Silveira

“…Although this last restriction could be criticized as to its pertinence, both the admiration manifested by Habermas for Peirce's contribution to philosophical thought in his pragmatic proposal, as well as Habermas's restrictions regarding a supposed abandonment of personal relations on the basis of semiosis, undoubtedly manifest the philosophical bias of Habermas' reading of an author he admires but does not intend to follow as an exegete.…”
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Frog as a symbol in the commentary on the book of revelation by Tyconius the African (Rev. 16. 13–14) by Elizaveta Materova

“…This paper deals with the image of frog in the Commentary on the Book of Revelation by Tyconius the African (Tyconius Africanus), the Christian exegete of the 4thcentury. In his Commentary on Rev 16. 13–14, Tyconius, following the Scriptures, speaks about frogs as a symbol of mud, related to the “Satanic Trinity”, i.e. the Dragon, the Beast and the False Prophet. …”
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Humanisme juridique du xxe siècle by Paolo Carta

“…En tant que tel, il s’avère d’une utilité notable pour tout juriste qui ne se satisfait pas de son rôle de pur exégète de la volonté du pouvoir politique en place. …”
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Morgan, Robert P. 2014. Becoming Heinrich Schenker: Music Theory and Ideology. New York: Cambridge University Press. by Bryan Parkhurst

“…And, in the case of a temporally and culturally remote, sometimes willfully opaque, unfailingly cantankerous thinker like Schenker, reconstruction—which blends the exegete’s task of making a text as comprehensible as possible with the advocate’s task of making it as convincing and relevant as possible—is arguably a necessary precondition for anything resembling deconstruction, however important and edifying that hermeneutic occupation may be. …”
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Les Interprétations de Condorcet by Schandeler, J

“…Parfois des lignes de fractures traversent une même configuration idéalogique car chaque exégète opère des choix dans l’oeuvre du philosophe et en récuse des pans entiers. …”

Visions of order and apocalypse: text and image in thirteenth-century Vercelli by Shurville, J

“…In two of the manuscripts, Rotoli figurati 4 and 7, these themes converge in the thought and works of monastic exegete Joachim of Fiore (d. 1202). The diagram of Rotoli figurati 4 (Ecclesia) is known from one other version, but with significant differences relating to its incorporation of Joachim’s thought. …”

Geloof en kennis in die Heidelbergse Kategismus by Sarel P. van der Walt

“…The knowledge-element of faith is the presupposition which the exegete wants to place on the table. This pre-scientific knowledge serves as support for the formulation of scientific theories.…”
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WOMEN RIGHTS ON REPRODUCTION IN QUR'ANIC PERSPECTIVES by Erwati Aziz Nashruddin Baidan Masnun tahir

“…This happens partly due to errors in understanding and interpreting the Qur'an and Sunna because the subjectivity of the exegete is too dominant. Therefore, it is necessary to reinterpret the verses that are thought to inhibit equality objectively, rationally and argumentatively so that a correct and accurate interpretation is obtained.The study was conducted using the Mawdhu'i interpretation method, starting from the collection of verses relating to women's reproduction, then classified, interpreted and reviewed using the methods that are standard and standard. …”
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Alberdi y la Guerra del Paraguay: las cartas del "ilustre finado" en la operación cultural de la <i>Epopeya</i> by Lucila Pagliai

“…Throughout this correspondence there is a displacement of that initial interest, placing Alberdi as a an excluded and absent third party: Benites creates enunciative operations that shift the axis of discursive protagonism, anoints himself as the only recipient of Alberdi’s most intimate thoughts, and, as mediator and exegete of his public and private writing, translates it (reformulating, refracting) in order to cater to his budding audience.…”
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Etymology of “Tarjomeh” by Alireza Delafkar

“…Targamana (Sryani)                 Tarjoman (Arabic)                  Tarjoman (Farsi), meaning exegete and interpreter. The oldest Iranian texts which have words “Tarjoman” and “Tarzaban” are from fourth centuries onwards, because there is no text regarding to the second and third centuries, and its evidences are mentioned in the article. …”
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St. Victorinus’ doctrine of power and state by Vladimir Vasiik

“…Victorinus of Pettau, the prominent Latin exegete of the 3rd c. and the author of the fi rst preserved commentary on the Apocalypse. …”
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Print Culture and Local Islamic Identity in West Java: Qur’ānic Commentaries in Sundanese Islamic Magazines (1930-2015) by Jajang A Rohmana, Muhamad Zuldin

“…The identity of Islam-Sunda in the magazine rubric of qur’ānic commentary can be seen at following aspects: the interpretation of surahs which have an important role in Sundanese daily life, the interpretation of Islamic stories, the use of Sundanese phrases that touch their hearts, the formation of a pious Sundanese personality and the involvement of Islamic scholars or ajengan as an exegete of the Qur’ān. This study asserts that the magazine rubric of qur’ān commentary is not only have a lot of Islamic messages, but also to be an expression of Islamic identity in Sundanese print media. …”
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Qur’anic Pictures of the Universe: The Scriptural Foundation of Islamic Cosmology by Gowhar Quadir Wani

“…In all this, the author has employed, as the central epistemological principle, the concept of “God’s Self Disclosure” as propounded by the celebrated esoteric exegete of Islam, Ibn ‘Arabi. According to this principle, the diversity in creation is actually reflective of God’s numerous attributes. …”
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Le concept de la non-personne selon Gustavo Gutiérrez by Betancourt, I

“…The first is the study on the poor of Yahweh developed by the exegete Albert Gelin and published in 1953 (Les pauvres de Yahvé, Paris: Éditions du Cerf). …”