Talk:Charles Daubuz

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I've started this page on Charles Daubuz, whose commentaries on the Book of Revelation were recognized alongside scholars, who had historicist views of The Apocolypse, such as: Nicholas de Lyra (14th Cent.), Robert Fleming (17th Cent.), Joseph Mede (1627), Campegius Vitringa (c. 1700), Alexander Keith (1832), and Edward Bishop Elliott (1837).