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Moses Solanus
Moses Solanus or Moïse du Soul (1665 – 1735?)〔Alexis Léonas, ''Recherches sur le langage de la Septante'' (2005), p. 14; (Google Books ).〕 was a French classical scholar.
==Life==
He was grandson of Paul du Soul of Tours, who was professor of theology and rector of Saumur Academy between 1657 and 1661. As a Protestant he was driven from France by persecution, and seems to have settled at Amsterdam, before moving to England. His Greek scholarship recommended him to the notice of men of influence at both Oxford and Cambridge. He graduated M.A. at the University of Cambridge in 1701, ''per literas regias''; he already had an M.A. from one of the University of Groningen and University of Franeker, where he had studied, and had at Franeker been a pupil of Jacob Rhenfurd, around 1700〔H. J. De Jonge, ''De bestudering van het Nieuwe Testament aan de Noordnederlandse universiteiten en het Remonstrants seminarie van 1575 tot 1700.'' Verhandelingen Kon. Ned. Akad. van Wetensch., afd. Letterkunde, Nwe Reeks 106 (1980); (PDF ), at p. 37.〕〔Oliver Alden Taylor, ''Catalogue of the Library of the Theel Seminary in Andover, Mass (1838), p. 442; (Google Books ).〕
Encouraged by Richard Bentley, he projected an edition of Lucian, of which in 1708 he printed a specimen at Cambridge, and he collected materials for a life of the writer. Nothing, however, came of this edition. In the same year he was employed in the family of the Earl of Wharton. In 1722 and 1723 he was at The Hague, possibly on a mission to the Wetsteins.〔
A passage in the preface of Johan Frederik Reitz's edition of Lucian shows that he was living after 1733. He appears to have died before 1737.〔
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