simonis johanne (4 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: fair. Second edition. Octavo. (8), 640pp. 320pp. 384pp. 79pp. (1), 72pp. Extra engraved title page; divisional titles. Brown calf skin with raised bands, title-label and gold-stamped floral design on spine. Blue page edges. Illustrated title-page featuring Moses and Aaron. Full title-page with red and black letters. Head and tail pieces. Decorative initials. Hebrew Old Testament with an essay on pronunciation and short dictionary of biblical terms by Johannes Simonis. First printed in Amsterdam in 1752. Preface by Simonis. Text in Hebrew and Latin. Blue page edges sunned. Lacking the two oft missing fold-out plates. Pencil notes on the margins. Pages age-toned and stained, but still legible. Endpapers water-stained. Overall in fair condition. Darlow and Moule #5155.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Zustand: Aceptable. 2ª Edición. 1753.Jacobum Wetstein, Amstelaedami, 1 volume. In-8º, 21cm. 5 fólios+640 páginas. Enc. 2ª edição. Parte I. BIBLIA HEBRAICA MANUALIA, Ad Hooghtianam, & optimas quasque Editiones recensita, atque cum brevi Lectionum Masorethicarum, Kethiban et Krijan,Ut et cum Dictionario omnium vocum Veteris Testamenti hebraicarum et chaldaicarum. Edita Johanne Simonis Edição manual em hebraico do antigo testamento. Ilustrado com gravura no frontispício e duas outras desdobráveis. Encadernação da época inteira de pele com rasgo na pasta e falhas na lombada e cantos. . Mancha de água. Trabalho de traça em especial nas primeiras folhas. Bom estado.

Hebrew Bible, Vol 2 only, Prophetae Posteriores. with Simonis J. Dictionarium Veteris Testamenti, Hebraeo - Chaldaicum. vt cvm Bibliis Hebraicis Manvalibus, & Lectionum Masorethicarum bound in. Half calf, sl. scuffed o/w G+.

Halae, Orphanotrophei, (First two titles without year, last work:) 1766. 8vo. In contemporary full calf. Scratches and stains to boards. End-papers with annotations, internally nice and clean. 79, (1), 48, 75 pp. Interesting sammenlband containing three works by Johanne Simonis on various studies of the Hebrew Bible, all aimed at explaining how the biblical text was transmitted, vocalized and annotated in the Jewish scholarly tradition.