Graeca Et Latina Lingua Hebraizantes Seu De Graecae Et Latinae Linguae Cum Hebraica Affinitate Libellus ......

This Latin-language work explores the connections between Greek, Latin, and Hebrew, arguing that the Hebrew language is the root of all three. Written by Paulus Maria Ogerius in the early 17th century, this book provides a fascinating glimpse into the linguistic theories of the time, as well as the larger cultural and intellectual trends of the era.

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