Variae Lectiones Veteris Testamenti by Giovanni Battista De Rossi is a scholarly work in Latin, presenting a vast collection of variant readings of the Old Testament. Drawn from an immense compilation of manuscripts and published editions, the text meticulously examines the Samaritan text, the most ancient versions, and the more accurate sources and laws of sacred criticism. This edition includes critical scholia on the books of the Old Testament, serving as supplements to enhance understanding and textual accuracy. A valuable resource for biblical scholars and researchers interested in the textual history and transmission of the Old Testament.

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