Specimen supplementorum ad Lexica hebraica / quod ... praeside Johanne Ad. Tingstadio ... exhibet Johannes Fred. Hvalström, Westrogothus, in Audit. Gust. Maj. D. IV Maji MDCCXCI.

Format:

Book

Thesis/Dissertation

Author/Creator:

Tingstadius, Johan Adam, 1748-1827, praeses.

Go̊lander, Laurentius Dan., author, dissertant, respondent.

Wiborg, Andreas, author, dissertant, respondent.

Almquist, Jon. Ulr., author, dissertant, respondent.

Anjou, Nicolaus Jac., author, dissertant, respondent.

Åkerman, Nicolaus, author, dissertant, respondent.

Hvalström, Johannes Fredericus, author, dissertant, respondent.

Contributor:

Wachtmeister, Gustaf, 1757-1826, dedicatee.

Falkenstedt, Adolph Fredric, 1757-1831, dedicatee.

Bonde, Carl Göran, dedicatee.

Arvedsson, Andreas, dedicatee.

Almquist, Eric Jonas, 1729-1808, dedicatee.

Silfverstolpe, Gustaf Abraham, 1772-1824, associated name, former owner.

Salander, Arvid, dedicatee.

Schyllman, Fredrika, dedicatee.

Lagerheim, Carl Erik, 1742-1813, dedicatee.

Lagerheim, Anna Christina Gerdes, 1752-1812, dedicatee.

Edman, Johan Fredrik, 1763-1824, printer.

Agrell, Carl Magnus, 1764-1840, writer of supplementary textual content.

Michaelis, Johann David, 1717-1791, conceptor, dedicatee.

Hvalström, Lars, 1729-1800, dedicatee.

Murray, Gustaf, 1747-1825, dedicatee.

Kjerseen, Elias, author, dissertant, respondent.

Hallman, Gustavus Adolphus

Library at the Katz Center Special Collections (University of Pennsylvania)

Uppsala universitet, associated name, degree granting institution.

Auditorium Gustavianum Majus (Uppsala, Sweden), event place.

Language:

French

Hebrew

Latin

Swedish

Syriac

Subjects (All):

Hebrew language.

Genre:

Dictionaries.

Physical Description:

8 parts ([2], 12, [2] ; [4], 15-18 ; [4], 20-24 ; [3], 28-30 ; [3], 32-36 ; [3], 38-41 ; [3], 44-48 pages) ; 22 cm (4to)

Manufacture:

Upsaliae : Litteris direct. Johan. Edman., [1791 ; completed 1803]

Other Title:

Supplementorum ad Lexica hebraica continuationem

Language Note:

In Latin and Hebrew ; praefatios include French and Swedish, and one gratulatio in Syriac.

Notes:

Part 1 : Johannes Fred. Hvalström (of Västergötland), thesis (Dissertatio pro gradualis)--Uppsala universitet, 1791

Part 2 : Laurentius Dan. Go̊lander (of Södermanland, recipient of the Björnståhl scholarship)--Uppsala universitet, 1797

Part 3 : Andreas Wiborg (of Stockholm, recipient of the Thun scholarship)--Uppsala universitet, 1800

Part 4 : Jonas Ulric Almquist (of Roslagus, recipient of the Possieth scholarship)--Uppsala universitet, 1800

Part 6 : Elias Kjerseen (of Södermanland, recipient of the Björnståhl scholarship)--Uppsala universitet, 1800

Part 7 : Nicolaus Åkerman (of Södermanland, recipient of the Piper scholarship)--Uppsala universitet, 1803

Part 8 : Gustavus Adolphus Hallman (of Närke, recipient of the Royal scholarship)--Uppsala universitet, 1803

Praefatio : 1. to Gustaf Murray, father Lars Hvalström, and crediting the Göttingen orientalist Johann David Michaelis ; 2. to Carl Erik Lagerheim and Anna Christina Gerdes Lagerheim ; 3. to Arvid Salander and Fredrika Schyllman ; 4. to Erik Jonas Almquist ; 6. to Andreas Arvedsson ; 7. to Count Carl Göran Bonde ; 8. Gustave Wachtmeister and Adolf Fredric Falkenstedt.

Gratulatio only on part 1, a Syriac poem by Carl [Magnus] Agrell.

Local Notes:

Kislak Print Collection 104 no 21 purchased at auction (Kedem Auctions, Jerusalem, auction 51, lot 494) ; part 4 signed "Fr. Magr. Silfvoerstolpe" (likely Gustaf Abraham Silfverstolpe) ; missing part 6.

OCLC:

83144118