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<dl><dd>Signatures: A-Z, Aa-Cc, Dd. Paged from right to left, in the fashion of a Hebrew book</dd>
<dd>First edition</dd>
<dd>Imprint from colophon: Expliciunt Quatuor libri Institutionu[m] hebraicaru[m], impressi Lugd[uni] [per] Antoniu[m] du Ry, impe[n]sis reuere[n]dissi. do. Fra[n]ci. [de] Claromo[n]te epi cardi[n]alis auxita. legati Auenion[is] an. d[omi]ni M.D.XXVJ. Die. j. me[n]sis octobris</dd>
<dd>Title (in red and black) and colophon within ornamental borders; initials</dd>
<dd>Head-piece (portrait of author): p. 1</dd>
<dd>The Italian Hebraist Santes Pagninus was taught by a Spanish-Jewish convert to Catholicism, Clement Abraham. Pagnini's grammar was chiefly based on David Kimchi's Michlol and was widely consulted in the sixteenth century</dd>
<dd>Freimann</dd>
<dd>Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) copy has contemporary ms. inscription in Greek at foot of colophon</dd>
<dd>Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department)copy bound in contemporary blind stamped calf, outer portrait and acanthus leaf roll around two repetitions of a foliage roll, lilies at corners. Blind ruled spine</dd>
<dd>Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) copy ex libris: Loenh. Sutter</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Hebrew language</div>
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<dl><dd>Pagnini, Sante, b. 1470</dd>
<dd>Kimhi, David, ca. 1160-ca. 1235. Mikhlol</dd>
<dd>Du Ry, Antoine, fl. 1516-1533, printer</dd></dl></div>
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