Ernst Friedrich Karl Rosenmuller — Scholia in Vetus Testamentum

Leipzig , Sumtibus Jo. Ambros. Barthii, 1821-1835. Leather. A smart theological set of works on the Old Testament from German scholar Ernst Friedrich Karl Rosenmuller. Twenty-two volumes containing a Latin theological study of the Old Testament. Written by German Orientalist and Protestant theologian Ernst Friedrich Rosenmuller. Rosenmuller promoted the study of the Arabic language and endeavoured to raise the exposition of the language and statements of the Old Testament to the level of the science of his day. Uniformly bound in contemporary half calf, with a University of Cambridge gilt coat of arms to the front boards and spines.The entirety of this set contains the following volumes:Pentateuchus:Volume 1 - First Part (1821, third edition) and Second Part (1822, third edition). Volume 2 - (Vol III of Pentateuchus) - Second Part (1824, third edition). Jesajae Vaticinia: Volume 3 - First Part (1829, third edition), Second Part (1833, third edition), Third Part (1834, third edition).Psalmi: Volume 4 - First Part (1821, second edition), Second Part (1822, second edition), Third Part (1822, second edition). Iobus:Volume 5 - Iobus (1824, second edition)Ezechielis Vaticinia:Volume 6 - First Part (1826, second edition), Second Part (1826, second edition)Prophetae Minores:Volume 7 - First Part, 'Hoseas et Joel' (1827, second edition), Second Part, 'Amos, Obadias et Jonas' (1827, second edition), Third and Fourth Part 'Micha, Nahum et Habacuc' (1827, second edition)Ieremiae Vaticinia et Threni:Volume 8 - First Part (1826), Second Part (1827)Volume 9 - Salomonis Regis et Sapientis Quae Perhibentur Scripta - First Part (1829) and Second Part (1830)Volume 10 (1832) - Daniel: Latine Vertit et Annotatione Perpetua Volume 11 - Libri Historici Veteris Testamenti Annotatione Perpetua - First Part (1833) 'Josua Annotatione Perpetua' and Second Part (1835) 'Scholia in Vetus Testamentum' Uniformly bound in contemporary half calf, with a University of Cambridge gilt coat of arms to the front boards and spines. Externally, smart, with slight rubbing to the extremities. Fading to the cloth. With the bookplate of one Arthur Charles Jennings to the front pastedowns. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are generally bright, with scattered spotting, most concentrated to the first and last few leaves. Very Good . Ill.: None. Very Good .