Item #456 [Arabic Writting] Johannes Bernhardus Hahn, Phil. et S. Theol. Doct. Linguar. Oriental. Prof. Ord. Senatus Acad. ac Facult. Phil. Senior, et Stipendior. Curator. Introdutionem in [Hebrew writing: Chamesh Megilot] seu Quinque Volumina Tradit. Anno MDCCXLI. Johann Bernhard Hahn.
[Arabic Writting] Johannes Bernhardus Hahn, Phil. et S. Theol. Doct. Linguar. Oriental. Prof. Ord. Senatus Acad. ac Facult. Phil. Senior, et Stipendior. Curator. Introdutionem in [Hebrew writing: Chamesh Megilot] seu Quinque Volumina Tradit. Anno MDCCXLI.
Scarce treatise by Kant's Professor

[Arabic Writting] Johannes Bernhardus Hahn, Phil. et S. Theol. Doct. Linguar. Oriental. Prof. Ord. Senatus Acad. ac Facult. Phil. Senior, et Stipendior. Curator. Introdutionem in [Hebrew writing: Chamesh Megilot] seu Quinque Volumina Tradit. Anno MDCCXLI.

Regiomonti (Königsberg): Litteris Reusnerianis (Reussner), 1741. First edition. With a woodcut initial. Papered spine. 16 p. Trimmed. In good condtition.

Johann Bernhard Hahn (1685–1755) was professor of oriental languages, dean and rector of Königsberg University, Immanuel Kant’s professor. In 1745 he was appointed to inspector of the Synagogue of Königsberg.

Extremely scarce. We could trace only one copy in institutional holdings in Poland.

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Price: €1,200.00

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