As the first five books form a natural division by themselves, and as their literary sources are continued not only into Joshua, but probably beyond it, it is as legitimate to speak of the Pentateuch as of the Hexateuch.
"Introduction to the Old Testament"
John Edgar McFadyen
8-39. In the book of Samuel, even more distinctly than in the Hexateuch, composite authorship is apparent.
"Introduction to the Old Testament"
John Edgar McFadyen
It is as utterly irreconcilable with the assured truths of modern science, as it is with the account of the origin of man, plants, and animals given by the writer of the second chief constituent of the Hexateuch in the second chapter of Genesis.
"Mr. Gladstone and Genesis Essay #5 from "Science and Hebrew Tradition""
Thomas Henry Huxley