I find that in many of my older reformed commentaries Hugo Grotius' commentary is referenced (footnotes in Calvin's commentaries and Poole). I did a quick search and found that he wrote many volumes of commentaries covering the entire Bible (see a link to each here), but they are all in Latin and I could not find an English version. Logos already offers a set of Grotius, but none of his Bible commentaries. It would be great if Logos would consider a translation project on his Bible commentaries!
Richard Baxter (1615-1691)
"I must in Gratitude profess that I have learnt more from Grotius then from almost any Writer that ever I read." (Calendar I, no. 234 n.1)
Philip Doddridge
"Grotius has done more to illustrate the Scriptures, by what is generally called profane learning, than perhaps almost all the other commentators put together ; nevertheless, he too often gives up prophecies, which, in their original sense, relate to the Messiah His notes on some texts are large and learned dissertations, which might have profitably been published by themselves." (Lectures on Preaching, 5th vol, p. 471)
John Owen writes an extensive endorsement here.
Would anyone else be interested in Grotius' Commentaries?
