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SYRIAC PRINTING -- WIDMANSTADT, Johann Albert (ca.1500-1559). Syriacae linguae...prima elementa. Vienna: Michael Zimmermann, 21 November 1555 [colophon: February 1556].
4° (198 x 144 mm). Printed in Roman, Italic, Syriac and Hebrew, title in Syriac and Latin printed in red and black, Widmanstadt's woodcut arms on final leaf. Contemporary vellum.
First edition of Widmanstadt's Syriac primer, containing a number of prayers and canticles, etc, printed with type prepared by Guillaume Postel after the hand of the Syrian priest Moses of Mardin, Widmanstadt's assistant. The primer is uniform with the Syriac New Testament of 1555. Widmanstadt (or Widmanstetter) was made chancellor of eastern Austria by Ferdinand, King of the Romans, who sponsored the production of this edition. Moss 154; Smitskamp Philologia Orientalis 92.
And 9 others: -- DE DIEU, Ludovicus. Grammatica Linguarum Orientalium, Hebraeorum, Chaldaeorum, & Syrorum, inter se collatarum. Leiden: Elsevier, 1628. Willems 294; Smitskamp 304. -- SYRIAC NEW TESTAMENT AND LEXICON. Aegidius Gutbirius (ed). Novum Domini Nostri Jesu Christi Testamentum Syriace...(etc). Hamburg: printed for the author, 1664-1667. Darlow & Moule 8966. -- LEUSDEN, Johannes. Schola Syriaca, una cum synopsi Chaldaica et dissertatione de literis & lingua Samaritanorum. Utrecht: G.à Poolsum, 1672. -- OPITZ, Heinrich. Syriasmus facilitate et integritate suae restitutus...(ed. D. Hasenmüller). Leipzig: Kohler, 1678. -- BUXTORF, Johann. Grammaticae Chaldaicae et Syriacae Libri Tres. Basle: König, 1685. -- MARCEL, J.J. Chrestomathia Chaldaica. Paris: Anno XI (1803). -- ZANOLINI, A. Grammatica Linguae Syriacae Institutio. Padua: 1742. -- SLAUGHTER, E. & MICHAELIS, J.D. Grammatica Hebraica et Chaldaica. Rome: Propaganda Fide, 1851. (10)
4° (198 x 144 mm). Printed in Roman, Italic, Syriac and Hebrew, title in Syriac and Latin printed in red and black, Widmanstadt's woodcut arms on final leaf. Contemporary vellum.
First edition of Widmanstadt's Syriac primer, containing a number of prayers and canticles, etc, printed with type prepared by Guillaume Postel after the hand of the Syrian priest Moses of Mardin, Widmanstadt's assistant. The primer is uniform with the Syriac New Testament of 1555. Widmanstadt (or Widmanstetter) was made chancellor of eastern Austria by Ferdinand, King of the Romans, who sponsored the production of this edition. Moss 154; Smitskamp Philologia Orientalis 92.
And 9 others: -- DE DIEU, Ludovicus. Grammatica Linguarum Orientalium, Hebraeorum, Chaldaeorum, & Syrorum, inter se collatarum. Leiden: Elsevier, 1628. Willems 294; Smitskamp 304. -- SYRIAC NEW TESTAMENT AND LEXICON. Aegidius Gutbirius (ed). Novum Domini Nostri Jesu Christi Testamentum Syriace...(etc). Hamburg: printed for the author, 1664-1667. Darlow & Moule 8966. -- LEUSDEN, Johannes. Schola Syriaca, una cum synopsi Chaldaica et dissertatione de literis & lingua Samaritanorum. Utrecht: G.à Poolsum, 1672. -- OPITZ, Heinrich. Syriasmus facilitate et integritate suae restitutus...(ed. D. Hasenmüller). Leipzig: Kohler, 1678. -- BUXTORF, Johann. Grammaticae Chaldaicae et Syriacae Libri Tres. Basle: König, 1685. -- MARCEL, J.J. Chrestomathia Chaldaica. Paris: Anno XI (1803). -- ZANOLINI, A. Grammatica Linguae Syriacae Institutio. Padua: 1742. -- SLAUGHTER, E. & MICHAELIS, J.D. Grammatica Hebraica et Chaldaica. Rome: Propaganda Fide, 1851. (10)