Publisher's Synopsis
Johannis Buxtorfi Filii Dissertationes Philologico-Theologicae, accompanied by R. Isaaci Abarbenelis's erudite dissertations, delves into the origins and antiquity of the Hebrew language. This 1662 publication presents a profound exploration of Hebrew's historical and theological significance, offering insights into its roots and development. Buxtorf's philological and theological perspectives are complemented by Abravanel's elegant dissertations, enriching the reader's understanding of the language's cultural and religious context.
This volume serves as a valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in the historical linguistics of Hebrew, Old Testament studies, and the intersection of language and theology. Its enduring appeal lies in its meticulous examination of Hebrew's origins and its contributions to religious and intellectual history.
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