Rare hard to find 18th Century Latin Bible Commentary (New Testament) published in 1766.  Housed in a tight leather binding | Inside pages have scattered foxing | Measures approximately 5.5" W x 8.5" H | Contains 339 pages | Date: MDCCLXVI. Title Page reads in latin: "Libelli Ad Crisin novi testamenti, adiecta est recensio introductionis bengelii ad crisin novi testamenti atque glocestrii ridley dissertatio de syriacarum novi foederis versionum indole atque usu e. bibliotheca et cum quibusdam notis veri cel. I. D. Michaelis in academicorum usus edidit et pleraque observationibus illustrauit D. Ioh. Salomo Semler in academia regia halensi theol. prof. publ. ordinar. seminarii regii director alumnorum regiorum et halberstad. ephorus halae magdeburgicae, apvd ioann. godofred. trampe" Roughly translated: "The written request for Crisin of the new covenant, the new covenant, and to the addition of glocestri¾ ridley is the recounting a discourse concerning the introduction Bengelii syriacarum to the crisin of Translations of the character and function of the new covenant out of the library with some marks of eel. I. D. Michael in academic use, equaling the most light on the observation D. Ion. Solomon Semler, the Academia halensi ibid. professors, publications, ordinary seminary students, causing the region directly Halberstad. ephorus Helmaestadi, apvd Ioannem. Godofred. Trampe"

8.5 x 5.5 x 1.5 in

1 lb