Grammatica Linguae Hebraeae

Grammatica Linguae Hebraeae, Cum Notis Et Variis Quaestionibus Philologicis... is a comprehensive grammar of the Hebrew language, likely intended for scholarly use. Authored by James Robertson and published in 1758, this work delves into the intricacies of Hebrew grammar, providing notes and addressing various philological questions related to the language. It offers valuable insights into the understanding and interpretation of Hebrew texts.
This historical linguistic resource offers a glimpse into the study of Hebrew during the 18th century and the philological approaches used at the time. Scholars of linguistics, Semitic languages, and biblical studies may find this book a valuable addition to their research.
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