Grammatica Hebraica Et Chaldaica, Ex Optimis, Quae Hactenus Prodierunt, Nova Facilique Methodo Concinnata, Ad Syntaxim, In Qua Peculiares Omnes Script

This comprehensive grammar of Biblical Hebrew and Aramaic is an excellent resource for students of ancient Semitic languages. Written in the late 16th century, the book covers a wide range of grammatical constructions and idiomatic expressions, providing a deep understanding of the text of the Hebrew Bible. An essential reference for biblical scholars and anyone interested in the history of Hebrew language.
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