Christian Hebraists - Female Christian Hebraists

Female Christian Hebraists

  • Alberta Katherina (17th cent.; Bohemia).
  • Amoena Amalia (wife of Duke Louis; d. 1625, Anhalt).
  • Anna Sophia, Abbess (c. 1658; Quedlinburg).
  • Anna (Weissbrucker) Urban (16th. cent.).
  • Antonia, Duchess (d. 1679; Württemberg).
  • Blesilla (5th cent.).
  • Calonges, Madame de.
  • Cibo—? (wife of Joh. Verano, Duke of Camerino; 1550).
  • Cornaro, Piscopia Cornelia (Eleonora Lucretia; (1646–1684) ; Venice).
  • Cramer, Anna Maria (1613–27; Magdeburg).
  • Dorothea Maria (wife of Duke John; 17th cent.; Saxe-Weimar).
  • Einsiedel, Marg. Sybilla (wife of Conrad Löser; c. 1670; Saxony).
  • Elisabeth (Abbess of Herfort; d. 1680).
  • Eustochium Julia (5th cent.; Rome).
  • Friesen, Henr. Kath. (17th cent.; Saxony).
  • Guyenne, De (c. 1625; Paris).
  • Habert, Susanna (d. 1633; France).
  • Lehmann, Maria Barbara (c. 1700; Schnekengrün).
  • Losa, Isabella (d. 1564; Cordova).
  • Princess Louise Amoena (Princess; 17th cent.; Anhalt).
  • Ludolf, Susanna Magdalena (c. 1700; Frankfort-on-the-Main).
  • Marchina, Martha (d. 1646; Naples).
  • Maria Eleonore (wife of Ludwig Philipp of Pfalz; c. 1669).
  • Maria Elizabeth (daughter of Duke Christian Albrecht; c. 1706; Schleswig-Holstein).
  • Molinaea, Maria (17th cent.).
  • Molza-Porrino, Tarquinia (d. 1600; Modena).
  • Paula, Cornelia (d. 408; Rome).
  • Rohan, Anna, Princess of (c. 1634).
  • Saracena, Ludovica (wife of Marcus Offredus; c. 1606; France).
  • Schurman, Anna Maria (1607–78; Altona).
  • Sebutia, Cæcilia (c. 1683; Rome).
  • Sigæa, Aloysa (wife of Alfonso du Guevas; d. 1569; Toledo).
  • Tanfeld, Elisabeth (d. 1639; London).
  • Wagenseil, Helena Sybilla (c. 1700; Altendorf).

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