Hexaplorum Origenis qua supersunt : multis partibus auctiora quam a Flaminio Nobilio & Joanne Drusio edita fuerint. Ex manuscriptis & ex libris editis eruit & notis illustravit D. Bernardus de Montfaucon ...Accedunt opuscula quadam Origenis anecdota, & ad calcem lexicon Hebraicum ex veterum interpretationibus concinnatum, itemque lexicon Græcum & alia, qua pramissus initio laterculus indicabit.

Hexaplorum Origenis qua supersunt : multis partibus auctiora quam a Flaminio Nobilio & Joanne Drusio edita fuerint. Ex manuscriptis & ex libris editis eruit & notis illustravit D. Bernardus de Montfaucon ...Accedunt opuscula quadam Origenis anecdota, & ad calcem lexicon Hebraicum ex veterum interpretationibus concinnatum, itemque lexicon Græcum & alia, qua pramissus initio laterculus indicabit.

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Uniform title:	Hexapla. Polyglot. 1713.
Imprint:	Parisiis : apud Ludovicum Guerin ... viduam Joannis Boudot ... et Carolum Robustel ..., 1713.
Description:	2 v. in 1 ; 39 cm.
Language:	Hebrew Latin Ancient Greek
Subject:	Hexapla. Bible. -- Old Testament. -- Hebrew -- Criticism, Textual. Bible. -- Old Testament -- Manuscripts, Greek. Bible. -- Old Testament. Hexapla. Dictionaries, Polyglot. Encyclopedias and dictionaries, Greek. Encyclopedias and dictionaries, Hebrew. Dictionaries, Polyglot. Encyclopedias and dictionaries, Greek. Encyclopedias and dictionaries, Hebrew. Manuscripts, Greek. Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Format:	Print Book
Local Note:	University of Chicago Library's v. 2, copy 1 has imprint: Parisiis : N. Simart, 1714.
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/8944087

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Other uniform titles:	Bible. Old Testament. Greek. 1713. Bible. Old Testament. Hebrew. 1713. Bible. Old Testament. Latin. 1713.
Other authors / contributors:	Nobili, Flaminio, 1532-1590. Drusius, Joannes, 1550-1616. Montfaucon, Bernard de, 1655-1741.
Notes:	Selections from the fragments of Origen's Hexapla had been given in various editions of the LXX, and in a colected form in a work by J. Drusius in 1622. The present edition prepared by Bernard Montfaucon, a Benedictine monk, represents the first serious attempt to collect all the extant fragments of Origen's Hexapla. The work contains also a Hebrew Lexicon and a Greek Lexicon. Darlow and Moule 4729a; for Origen: Nestlé Text in Hebrew, Greek and Latin, with lexica appended; printed in double columns.

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