Elogium Tiberii Hemsterhusii: Accedunt Duae Richard Bentleji Epistolae Ad Hemsterhusium: Vita Davidis Ruhnkenii, Auctore Daniele Wyttenbachio (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781248368718)

Elogium Tiberii Hemsterhusii is a biographical work that celebrates the life and achievements of the eminent Dutch philologist Tiberius Hemsterhuis (1685-1766). The volume also includes two letters from Richard Bentley to Hemsterhuis, offering insight into their scholarly correspondence. Augmenting the biography of Hemsterhuis is the "Vita Davidis Ruhnkenii," authored by Daniel Wyttenbachio, which recounts the life of David Ruhnken, another influential figure in classical scholarship.

This collection provides valuable primary source material for understanding the intellectual landscape of 18th-century Europe and the development of classical studies. It offers scholars and enthusiasts a detailed look into the lives and work of key figures who shaped the field of philology. The book captures the spirit of intellectual inquiry and the enduring legacy of these remarkable scholars.

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