De Praepositionibus Hebraicis... is a scholarly work by Heinrich Heibert, focusing on Hebrew prepositions. Written in Latin, the book offers a detailed examination of these linguistic elements within the context of the Hebrew language, likely with a specific emphasis on their usage in the Old Testament. This study would be of interest to students and scholars of both Latin and Hebrew, particularly those engaged in biblical studies or classical philology. The book provides valuable insights into the intricacies of Hebrew grammar and its relationship to classical languages.

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