Hebr. 156 (Or. 1488) Jan Jacob Schultens, Christian Dogmatics. Hebr. 157 (Or. 1489) Jan Jacob Schultens, Miscellaneous excerpts and notes on ecclesiastical matters. Hebr. 158 a (Or. 3148») Psalms 1-41 metrically arranged and translated into Latin, with critical and exegetical notes in Latin, by Egbertus Joannes Greve (?), 1768. Binding : slightly decorated vellum on cardboard. Paper, 143 fols., last four loose, 153 X 193; to be read in western fashion with the spine on the left. The following is written in an elegant style on fol. l a : L. S. Juveni Egregio EGBERTO JOANNI GREVE Hoc Elegantis Scriptura Pramium Constituerunt Amplissimi Gravissimique Scholarum Daventriensium CURATORES. Daventrice. Dabam XII Sex til. 1768. Quod adtestor I. Terpstra. Scholarum Rector. The first psalm is headed Procemium, the second Psalmus Primus etc. but Ps. 40 is divided into two parts (Psalmus Quadragesimus = Ps. 40, 12-18) so that Psalmus Quadragesimus Primus coincides with Ps. 41, which is the last one treated in this MS. The metre of each Psalm is indicated. A Latin translation is written opposite the Hebrew text, then follow the notes. The vocalisation of the Hebrew text is rather inconsistent. If Greve actually wrote this text, - a conclusion to which everything in this MS seems to point-, he must have been 14 years old when he completed it. It is, however, possible that the book was blank when he received it and the text was added later.

Hebr. 158 b (Or. 3148 b ) Text of Joh. Buxtorf’s Epitome Grammatica Hebraa, with glosses by E. J. Greve, 1783. Binding : cardboard with leather spine. Paper, 207 numbered pages, interleaved with blank unnumbered leaves; several blank fly-leaves, 207 x 160 (size of written space varies, often only one column which occupies only one half of the page). The grammatical part of this MS begins on p. 5 and is preceded by an Introductio,