Novi Testamenti Jesu Christi graeci, hoc est, originalis linguae tameion hactenus usitato correctius, ordinatius, distinctius, plenius . ita concinnatum, ut et loca reperiendi, & vocum veras significationes, & significationum diversitates per collationem investigandi, ducis instar esse possit

Erasmus Schmid

Witteberg, impensis haeredum C. Bergeri, 1638.

Folio. [680] pp. Modern light brown leather, gilt spine, 4 raised bands, engraved title page, additional title in red and black.  Pages browned, scattered spotting.
First edition of Erasmus Schmidt critical concordance of the New Testament in Greek surpassing the Estienne concordance of 1594. A noted German philologist and classical scholar his knowledge of the Greek language was extensive. He express the best way to understand classical Greek was not only to merely understanding the rules of the linguistic structure,, but from the most intimate familiarity with the language and its context. Not in BM STC C17 Ger. or Darlow and Moule. Not in Brunet or Graesse. Greek, Latin.