Michaelis johannis davidis (3 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: vg. Second edition. 12mo. 660pp. Contemporary speckled white binding with title-label. Red edges. Title-page with printer's symbol. Headpiece. Work on the doctrine of sin and atonement in the Bible by one of the leading 18th century German scholars in the field first published in Hamburg in 1752. Johann Michaelis exemplified the moderate Enlightenment dominant within Germany, which sought to reconcile Enlightenment rationalist ideals with Protestant Christianity. Text in German. Rubbing to edges. Overall in very good condition.…

Hardcover. Zustand: fair. Editio Altera, Emendatior. 2 works bound in one. 8vo. [8],507,15],pp. xxvii,223,[8,]14,pp. Original blind-stamped vellum, titles in brown lettering on spine. (R. Louwth ae Sacra Hebraeor; Poesi C. N. Michaelis). "De sacra poesi Hebraeorum" and "Poesi" in Latin with some Hebrew, 14 pages of "Drey Psalmen Davids" (three psalms of David in German (verse) Gothic script at rear of book. Assembled from the lectures of Robert Lowth at Oxford University, the volume provides an extensive literary analysis of ancient Hebrew verse, in 34 'praelectios', ranging in topics from "uses and design," to "figurative style," allegory, imagery, etc. Lowth's lectures are followed by Michaelis' "Poesi"- a series of 'epimetrons' commenting on most of Lowth's praelectios individually. Front board detached. Some age wear and staining on boards. Blind stamp of Hebrew Union College on free front endpaper. Very minor sporadic foxing throughout. Binding in poor, interior in very good condition. "De sacra poesi Hebraeorum" (Lectures on Hebrew Poetry) is an analysis and commentary on Hebrew poetry by Robert Lowth (1710-1787). Lowth was a Professor of poetry at Oxford from 1741-1750, in 1777 he was appointed Bishop of London by the Church of England. Johann David Michaelis (1717-1791) was a German theologian and orientalist. He also gave lectures on Hebrew language and grammar.…

Cum consectariis criticis de indole, cognationibus et usu versionis syriacae tabularum novi foederis. Göttingen 1755. xvi,200 pages 4:o. Uncut in gray wrappers. Water-stained in lower margin.[#178567].