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Johannis Buxtorfi Concordantiae Bibliorum Hebraicæ, Nova et artificiosa methodo dispositæ, in locis innumeris depravatis emendatæ, deficientibus plurimis expletæ, radicibus antea confusis distinctis, & significatione vocum omnium Latinâ illustratæ. Quibus Primum loci quisquis quasi in momento ostenditur, aut facillimo incursûs modo labore invenitur. Secundo lexici hebraici omnibus vocibus flexilibus completi, forma absoluta proponitur. Denique Masorâ criticâ perfecta, quæstiones, quâ forma, quo libro, cap. & vers. unquaque vox declinabilis in textu Hebraico invenitur, numerando traditur. Accesserunt Novæ concordantiae chaldaicæ omnium vocum, quæ corpore bibliorum hebraico continentur. Cum præfatione, quâ operis usus abunde declaratur, Per Johannem Buxtorfium fil. Ling. sanct. in acad. Bas. prof. ordin. Translated: Johannes Buxtorf Hebrew Bible Concordances, Arranged according to a new and skillful method, corrected in countless corrupt places, supplemented in numerous deficiencies, with previously confused roots distinguished, and the meanings of all words explained in Latin. In which First, any passage can be found almost instantly, or discovered with the easiest method of searching. Second, a complete Hebrew lexicon of all inflected words is presented in an absolute form. Finally, a perfected critical Masorah, providing information on the form, book, chapter, and verse in which every inflected word appears in the Hebrew text, with numerical references. Included as well New Chaldean concordances of all words found in the Hebrew Bible. With a preface that abundantly explains the use of this work, By Johannes Buxtorf the Younger, Professor of Sacred Languages at the Academy of Basel.

Buxtorf, Johannes the Younger · Basileae (Basil)

Author
Buxtorf, Johannes the Younger
Date
1632
Place
Basileae (Basil)
Publisher
Ludwig Konig
Language
English
Binding
Folio.(10.5" x 16") Rebacked using original spine. Full contemporary vellum with old ink manuscript (illegible) to the upper board, rear blank. Rebacked spine with the majority of original spine, otherwise tan buckram. Edgewear, corners bumped and rubbed with loss, covers stained, soiled, rubbed. Engraved title page with tape repair to closed tear, page edges chipped not affecting image. Renewed endpapers, several pages at start and end of text with paper repair to margins, closed tears. Not collated but appears complete, four leaves appear bound upside down (see pic). A thick vellum concordance with engraved title page.
Category
Bibles & Prayer Books
Record
S.I.7691

"Concordantiae Bibliorum hebraicae nova et artificiosa methodo dispositae, in locis innumeris depravatis emendatae, deficientibus plurimis expletae, radicibus antea confusis distinctae, & significatione vocum omnium Latinâ illustratae: quibus primùm quaesitus ... secundo lexici Hebraici omnibus vocibus flexibilibus completi, forma absoluta proponitur, denique Masora sive critice perfecta, quoties, quâ formâ, quo libro, cap. & versu unaquaque vox declinabilis in textu Hebraeo invenitur, numeratò traditur. Accesserunt Novae concordantiae Chaldaicae omnium vocum, quae corpore Bibliorum hebraico continentur: cum praefatione, quâ operis usus abundè declaratur per Johannem Buxtorfium fil., ling. sanctae in Acad. Bas. prof. ordin." Translation: "The Concordance of the Hebrew Bible, arranged in a new and skillful method, corrected in countless corrupted passages, completed with many deficiencies supplied, with previously confused roots distinguished, and with the meanings of all words illustrated in Latin: in which, first, the sought-after ... secondly, the Hebrew lexicon is completed with all flexible words, and the absolute form is proposed. Finally, the Masora, or critical perfection, is provided, detailing how many times, in what form, in which book, chapter, and verse each inflected word appears in the Hebrew text, with exact enumeration. Additionally, new Chaldaic concordances of all words contained in the Hebrew Bible have been included: with a preface, in which the use of the work is abundantly explained by Johann Buxtorf the Younger, professor of sacred languages in the Academy of Basel."

Author: Buxtorfi, Johannis, Buxtorfium, Johannem (Johannes Buxtorf the Elder, Johann Buxtorf, Joannes Buxtorfius)Buxtorfium, Johannem (Johannes Buxtorf the Elder, Johann Buxtorf, Joannes Buxtorfius) (December 25, 1564 – September 13, 1629) Johannes Buxtorf the Younger, (13 August 1599 – 16 August 1664)

Elephant folio. (10-1/2" x 16-1/4")1632. Buxtorfi, Johannis, Buxtorfium, Johannem (Johannes Buxtorf the Elder, Johann Buxtorf, Joannes Buxtorfius)Buxtorfium, Johannem (Johannes Buxtorf the Elder, Johann Buxtorf, Joannes Buxtorfius) Basileae (Basel). Sumptibus & typis Ludovici. König. Full period vellum with spine rebacked retaining approximately half of the original spine. The title page and the following 3 leaves repaired primarily to the edges and not affecting text and 3 leave at the rear are similarly repaired. Title page, 9, 456 leaves. Engraved title-page.

From Wiki: Johannes Buxtorf (Latin: Johannes Buxtorfius) (December 25, 1564 – September 13, 1629) was a celebrated Hebraist, member of a family of Orientalists; professor of Hebrew for thirty-nine years at Basel and was known by the title, "Master of the Rabbis". His massive tome, De Synagoga Judaica (1st. ed. 1603), scrupulously documents the customs and society of German Jewry in the early modern period. Buxtorf was the father of Johannes Buxtorf the Younger. Buxtorf did not live to complete the two works on which his reputation chiefly rests, his Lexicon Chaldaicum, Talmudicum, et Rabbinicum, and the Concordantiae Bibliorum Hebraicorum, both of which were edited by his son. The lexicon was republished at Leipzig in 1869 with some additions by Bernard Fischer, and the concordance was assumed by Julius Fürst as the basis of his own Hebrew concordance, which appeared in 1840. Wilhelm Gesenius wrote in 1815 that he considered Buxtorf's Hebrew grammar the best yet written.

Johannes Buxtorf the Younger, (13 August 1599 – 16 August 1664) was the son of the scholar Johannes Buxtorf, and a Protestant Christian Hebraist.

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