Auction 88
K2 Online Sale: Hebrew & Judaic Books and Manuscripts
By Kestenbaum & Company
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Mar 17, 2020
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LOT 186:
OPITZ, HENRICH.
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OPITZ, HENRICH.
Biblia Parva Hebraeo-Latina: in quibus dicta insigniora omnia ex universo Codice Hebræo sec. ordinem Libb. Biblicorum …
Latin and Hebrew provided with nikud. Additional engraved title page with manuscript title (Hebrew: “Mikra Koton”; and Latin). Previous owners notations throughout.
pp. (22), 623.Stained, opening title defective, ex-libris: Hochschule für die Wissenschaft des Judentums. Contemporary vellum, worn, covers detached, lacking spine. 12 mo.
Hamburg: Autoris 1673
Heinrich Opitz (1642-1712) was a German theologian and Orientalist. This work of his teaches the Hebrew language through the translation of the text of the Five Books of Moses and the Book of Prophets, with indication or root words at page base. For example: Genesis 2:3 begins: “Vayivarech” [And He blessed] beside which is letter “b” which directs the user to note “b” below which reads “BRCh” [bless] - the root word.
Heinrich Opitz (1642-1712) was a German theologian and Orientalist. This work of his teaches the Hebrew language through the translation of the text of the Five Books of Moses and the Book of Prophets, with indication or root words at page base. For example: Genesis 2:3 begins: “Vayivarech” [And He blessed] beside which is letter “b” which directs the user to note “b” below which reads “BRCh” [bless] - the root word.
