Critica Hebræa: Or, A Hebrew-English Dictionary, Without Points: in which the Several Derivatives are Reduced to Their Genuine Roots, Their Specific Significations from Thence Illustrated, and Exemplified by Passages Cited at Length from Scripture, the Several Versions of which are Occasionally Corrected. The Whole Supplying the Place of a Commentary on the Words and More Difficult Passages in the Sacred Writings

Julius Bate

Jan. 1767 · M. Folingsby

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