Mosdei hadikduk
Subtitle: a new method to obtain the knowledge of the Hebrew tongue speedily and without a master; for the use of the English scholar. To which is affix'd, a praxis of reading, together with an essay to recover the rhetorical power of its accents-instruments for interpreting of Scripture, used by the divinely inspired penmen under the Old Testament, being a key to a Critical analysis of all the Hebrew and Chaldalc [!] words in the Bible, a work intirely new, now in the press; of which a specimen is added, and is an analytical praxis for this key
By: by Andrew Burrell, M.A.
Contributors: Johnson, Samuel, 1649-1703; Cave, Edward, 1691-1754, printer
Publisher: Printed for the author, by E. Cave, at St. John's Gate; and sold by J. Oswald, and the Rose and Crown, in the Poultry; J. Wilcox, over against the New Church in the Strand; and J. Millan, near Scotland-yard; J. and J. Marshal, at the Bible, in New Gate-street
Published: 1739
Place of publication: London
Language: eng; heb
Number of pages: 105
Subjects: Hebrew language; Textbooks for foreign speakers; English
Other titles: Specimen of the critical analysis of Genesis III.14,15.; Proposals for printing by subscription, a critical analysis of all the Hebrew and Chaldaic words in the Old Testament, with a large Hebrew index.
Notes: The first two words of the title are transliterated from the Hebrew.

"A specimen of the critical analysis from Genesis III.14,15": 14 p. at end.

"Proposals for printing by subscription, a critical analysis of all the Hebrew and Chaldaic words in the Old Testament, with a large Hebrew index": [2] p. at end.

This volume may have been prepared for the press by Samuel Johnson, who was involved in Edward Cave's printing business. A copy at the British Library includes a leaf advertising An account of the life of John Philip Barretier... (1744), one of Johnson's early works.

The second preliminary leaf is a list of subscribers.

"Price 2s. 6d."--T.p.

ESTC, T83615.