This is the first edition of Samuel Pike's Hebrew lexicon, designed for English speakers. Published in 1802 by William Hilliard for the University (likely Cambridge), each page features a notched tab and handwritten Hebrew index, suggesting a practical tool for language learning or scriptural study.
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A Compendious Lexicon of the Hebrew Language: Two VolumesA compendious lexicon of the Hebrew language in two volumes, authored by Clement Clarke Moore. Published in New York by Collins & Perkins in 1809. WorldCat records indicate no copies are currently located in the USA. This work is described as the first of its kind in America, according to Allibone.
Buxford's Hebrew Lexicon: A 17th-Century Christian Perspective on Hebrew LiteratureThis archival item features "Buxford's Hebrew Lexicon." Johannes Buxtorf (1564-1629), a prominent Protestant rabbinical scholar, authored this lexicon. His work significantly contributed to Hebrew literature and studies within Christian circles. The description highlights Buxtorf's connections with numerous Jewish scholars. Published in 1615.