Lexicon Novum Hebraeo-Latinum is a comprehensive Hebrew-Latin dictionary compiled in the style of Schrevelius' Greek lexicon. Published in 1687, this valuable resource by Johannes Leusden serves as an index to the Hebrew language, providing Latin translations and explanations.
Designed for scholars and students of Hebrew, this lexicon offers detailed entries, facilitating the understanding and interpretation of Hebrew texts. It remains a significant tool for those studying classical languages and biblical scholarship, offering insights into the linguistic landscape of the 17th century. Its enduring relevance makes it an important addition to any collection focused on language, religion, and historical reference works.
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