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Christophori Cellarii, Smalcaldiensis, Horae Samaritanae, hoc est, excerpta Pentateuchi Samaritanae versionis cum Latina interpretatione nova & annotationibus perpetuis: etiam grammatica Samaritana copiosis exemplis illustrata, et glossarium seu index vocabulorum.
Author
Cellarius, Christoph, 1638-1707
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Book
Language
Latin
Samaritan Aramaic
Εdition
Ed. secunda.
Published/Created
Francofurti et Jenae, sumptibus Johannis Bielckii typis Martini Jacqueti, 1705.
Description
114, [13] p. 20 cm.
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Special Collections - Remote Storage (ReCAP): Rare Books. Special Collections Use Only
2212.247
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Samaritan Aramaic language
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Grammar
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Contained in
Multi-title collection including Grammatica Ebraea in tabulis synopticis .. and 7 other(s).
Notes
The Excerpta and the Grammatica each has own half-title page.
Latin translation and Samaritan passages in parallel columns at top of pages of Excerpta; annotations in single column below.
Glossarium et index occupies last 13 unnumbered pages.
Quarto; signatures: *⁴, **², A-Q⁴, R².
No. 1 of a volume of pamphlets.
Other title(s)
Horae Samaritanae.
Bible. O.T. Pentateuch. Samaritan. Selections. 1705. Samaritan.
Bible. O.T. Pentateuch Latin. Selections. 1705. Samaritan.
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Multi-title collection including Grammatica Ebraea in tabulis synopticis .. and 7 other(s).
OCLC
5870437
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