524 - Biblia polyglotta - Biblia Universa. And the Hebrew Text with a Latin Translation by Xantis Pagnini of Lucca: Benedictus Ariae Montani of Seville, and others, who diligently compiled this work with meticulous attention to Hebrew terminology. With a copperplate title page by Joh. Dürr after M. I. Frentzel and S. Spetner. Leipzig, Kirchner, 1657. 12 leaves, 183 pp., 282 pp., 84 pp., 203 pp. — And: Novum Testamentum Graecum, with the Latin interpretation of the Vulgate, the Greek text inserted in lines … including the Apocrypha. With an engraved title vignette. Leipzig, Kirchner, 1657. 2 leaves, 292, 160 pp. — And: Lucas (of Bruges), Fr.: Romanae correctionis, in Latinis Bibliis editionis Vulgatae … No place or printer (Leipzig, Kirchner), 1657. 1 leaf, 70 pp., 23 leaves; 39.5 x 36 cm. — Contemporary blind-stamped calfskin binding with spine label, rich gilt decoration on the spine, and three-sided red edge-staining.

Biblia polyglotta - Biblia Universa. And the Hebrew Text with a Latin Translation by Xantis Pagnini of Lucca: Benedictus Ariae Montani of Seville, and others, who diligently compiled this work with meticulous attention to Hebrew terminology. With a copperplate title page by Joh. Dürr after M. I. Frentzel and S. Spetner. Leipzig, Kirchner, 1657. 12 leaves, 183 pp., 282 pp., 84 pp., 203 pp. — And: Novum Testamentum Graecum, with the Latin interpretation of the Vulgate, the Greek text inserted in lines … including the Apocrypha. With an engraved title vignette. Leipzig, Kirchner, 1657. 2 leaves, 292, 160 pp. — And: Lucas (of Bruges), Fr.: Romanae correctionis, in Latinis Bibliis editionis Vulgatae … No place or printer (Leipzig, Kirchner), 1657. 1 leaf, 70 pp., 23 leaves; 39.5 x 36 cm. — Contemporary blind-stamped calfskin binding with spine label, rich gilt decoration on the spine, and three-sided red edge-staining. BL German 1601–1700 1074 (Biblia Univ.) - Darlow/Moule 4645, 5106 (cf.) - Elaborately bound copy of this bilingual edition based on the famous Antwerp Polyglot Bible of 1584, in a very fine print by Joh. Wittgau. The Hebrew text of the Old Testament, edited by Benedikt Arias Montanus, with an interlinear Latin version by Pagninus. Pagninus was the first to provide a Latin translation based on the original texts. Due to the literal nature of the translation, it received great acclaim and was frequently reprinted. This copy includes Lucas’s corrections. - Also bound in: Hannecken, Menno: *Grammatica Hebraea Cum Tabulis Synopticis*. Edited and revised by H. Bangert. Lübeck, A. J. Becker, 1660. Large 8vo. 4 leaves, 41 pp. - Schrader, Chr.: *Tabulae Chronologicae A Prima Rerum Origine Ad Natum Christum Et Inde Ad Nostra Tempora*. Helmstedt, G. W. Hamm, 1700. 38 leaves. - Gruenenberg, Joh. P.: *Tabulae Oeconomicae in Integrum Sacre Scripturae Utriusque Testamenti Codicem, Singulosque Ejusdem Libros*. Rostock, J. Weppling, 1710. 4 leaves, 36 pp. — Front and back endpapers reinforced at the margins. The inserts are stained in places. — A very fine copy in a magnificent binding. *