Wilhelmi Schickardi Institutiones Linguae Ebraeae / Primùm Harmoniâ Aliarum Linguarum Orientalium Perpetuâ Auctiùs Editae À Joh. Ernest Gerhardo is a Latin text by Wilhelm Schickard. This work offers a comprehensive introduction to the Hebrew language, expanded by Johann Ernst Gerhard. A valuable resource for students and scholars, this book explores the intricacies of Hebrew grammar and its relation to other Oriental languages.

Providing insights into the linguistic landscape of the time, this edition presents Schickard's original work enhanced with Gerhard's contributions, making it an essential addition to any library of historical linguistics or Semitic language studies.

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