A short introduction to the Hebrew tongve, being a translation of the learned John Buxtorfius' epitome of his Hebrew grammar. That those which are ignorant of the Latine tongue; may attaine by this English introduction to the knowledge and apprehension of the originall text of scripture. By John Davis school-master. Whereunto is annexed an English interlineall interpretation of some Hebrew texts of the Psalmes, for the profit of young beginners. (The like never before published.) Together with certaine pertinent rules concerning the seate of accents in nouns and verbs, participles, and pronouns, affixes, and words undeclined.
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- A short introduction to the Hebrew tongve, being a translation of the learned John Buxtorfius' epitome of his Hebrew grammar. That those which are ignorant of the Latine tongue; may attaine by this English introduction to the knowledge and apprehension of the originall text of scripture. By John Davis school-master. Whereunto is annexed an English interlineall interpretation of some Hebrew texts of the Psalmes, for the profit of young beginners. (The like never before published.) Together with certaine pertinent rules concerning the seate of accents in nouns and verbs, participles, and pronouns, affixes, and words undeclined.
- Epitome grammaticae Hebraeae. English Short introduction to the Hebrew tongue
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London: printed by Roger Daniel, for Humphrey Moseley, at the Princes Armes in St. Pauls Church-yard, anno 1656. [i.e. 1655]
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- 1655-1655
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- R17562
- Grub Street ID
- 68447
- Description
- [12], 114 p
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- A translation of: Epitome grammaticae Hebraeae.
Page sequence is right to left.
Annotation on Thomason copy: "13 Nouemb. 1655."; the second 6 in the imprint date has been crossed out.Citation/references Wing (2nd ed.), B6349
Thomason, E.1639[2]