Hebrew grammar (Gesenius)
The textbook Hebrew Grammar by Wilhelm Gesenius was first published in 1813 and is an academic standard work for the Hebrew language. It underwent numerous extensions and reprints until it was published in 1909 as the 28th edition in a new edition by Emil Kautzsch . The book has since been reprinted in the version by Emil Kautzsch. Based on the 28th edition, it was translated into English by Arthur Ernest Cowley in 1910 and appeared in 2 editions and several reprints under the title Gesenius' Hebrew Grammar . The 29th edition in a revision by Gotthelf Bergsträsser remained unfinished due to his accidental death, but the work was published in the state it had reached up to then in 1918 and 1929 and this version has also been reprinted several times since then.
Web links
- Wilhelm Gesenius, Hebrew Grammar , 2nd edition, Renger, Halle 1816: archive.org
- Wilhelm Gesenius, Hebrew Grammar , 28th edition (revised by Emil Kautzsch), Vogel, Leipzig 1909: digitized
- Wilhelm Kautzsch, Arthur Ernest Cowley (transl.), Gesenius' Hebrew Grammer , 2nd English edition, Clarendon, Oxford 1910 (reprint): wikisource.org
- G. Bergsträsser, Hebrew Grammar . Using the 28th edition of Wilhelm Gesenius' Hebrew Grammar , edited by E. Kautzsch , written by G. Bergsträßer, with contributions from M. Lidzbarski , Vogel, Leipzig 1918. Digitized , ( reprint from 2013 )
Individual evidence
- ^ Wilhelm Gesenius : Hebrew grammar. Completely reworked by E. Kautzsch . 7th reprint edition of the 28th, much improved and enlarged edition Leipzig 1909. Reprint by Georg Olms, Hildesheim et al. 1995, ISBN 3-487-00325-2 .