Title: Johannis BuxtorfI lexicon Hebraicum et Chaldaicum: complectens omnes voces, tam primas quam derivatas, quae in Sacris Bibliis, Hebraea, & ex parte Chaldaea lingua scriptis, 1663
Author: Johann Buxtorf
Publisher: Basileae, Sumptibus Johannis König
Condition: Very Good
A mid 17th century edition of Buxtorf’s Hebrew and Chaldean lexicon: comprising all words, both primary and derived, that exist in the Holy Bible, written in Hebrew and partly in the Chaldean language: with faithful interpretation, a large number of biblical examples, and an explanation of many difficult places from various Hebrew commentaries, augmented and illustrated. Added a brief rabbinical-philosophical lexicon, containing more common words that occur throughout the commentaries. With an index of places in Scripture and Latin words.
As expected, the text is printed in both Latin and Hebrew.
One vellum bound volume in octavo, (16)+976+(80)
This volume is in very good shape, with some old staining and splay to the binding. The first and last leaves are a bit worn. There is some scattered browning throughout, and some staining to the lower portion of some of the leaves.