Hexapla in Genesin, that is, A sixfold commentarie upon Genesis: : vvherein six severall translations, that is, the Septuagint, and the Chalde, two Latine, of Hierome, and Tremelius: two English, the Great Bible, and the Geneva edition are compared, where they differ, with the originall, Hebrew, and Pagnine, and Montanus interlinearie interpretation: together vvith a sixfold use of every chapter, shewing 1. the method or argument: 2. the divers readings: 3. the explanation of difficult questions and doubtfull places: 4. the places of doctrine: 5. places of confutation: 6. morall observations: wherein, above a thousand theologicall questions are discussed ... Divided into two tomes ... Now the third time revised, corrected, and with divers additions enlarged. /
Willet, Andrew,1562-1621.
London : Printed by [John Haviland for] the assignes of Thomas Man, Paul Man, and Ionah Man,
1632 [i.e. 1633]
Actual printer's name from STC.
"The first tome of this commentarie upon Genesis" has separate divisional title. "The second tome or part of Genesis" and "The second booke of the second tome or part of Genesis" each have separate title page, the latter dated 1633; pagination and register are continuous.
Usually bound with STC 25687.
STC (2nd ed.)
ESTC
Bible.
England London.