Proverbia Ben-Sirae autoris antiquissimi, qui creditur fuisse nepos Ieremiae prophetae
operâ I. Drvsii in latinam linguam conuersa scholijsq́[ue] aut potiùs commentario illustrata. Accesserunt adagiorum ebraicorum decuriae aliquot nunquam antehac editae ...
- First published:
- 16th century
- Languages: Hebrew, Latin
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Traditions: Mythology, folklore, and sacred legends
Subjects: Jewish legends, Hebrew Proverbs
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| Edition | Date | Publisher | Language | ISBN | Access | Links |
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operâ I. Drvsii in latinam linguam conuersa scholijsq́[ue] aut potiùs commentario illustrata. Accesserunt adagiorum ebraicorum decuriae aliquot nunquam antehac editae ... Open Library record | 1597 | excudebat Aegidius Radaeus | Hebrew, Latin | — | No ebook |
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