Loose quires, 210 X 165; divided into four volumes : a) 528 fols. b) 468 fols. c) 514 fols. d) 493 fols. The first leaf of the first volume is headed : Stricturce ad Origines, ordine alphabetico. The fols. 450 - 493 of the last volume contain discussions on the Hebrew consonants and their relations to Arabic. This work is obviously intended to be the lexicographical counterpart to the author’s Origines Hebrcece (I 1724, II 1738). See J. Nat, De studie van de oostersche talen in Nederland in de 18de en 19de eeuw (Purmerend 1929) p. 56-57. Hebr. 128 (Or. 1460) Albert Schultens, Miscellaneous notes on Hebrew Grammar and Lexicography. Loose quires, 210 X 165. Most of the subjects treated in these papers have headings by Schultens and are now numbered a) - q), the most important being: a) Miscellaneous lexicographical notes; 38 numbered quires. b) One quire headed : Historia Ling. Hebr. c) 62 numbered pages headed : De Lingua Primata per Theses ad meam mentem. k) Four numbered quires, headed : Regulce Syntaxeos etc. etc. l) Two quires headed : Theses ad Systhema mei.

Hebr. 129 (Or. 1461) Albert Schultens, Miscellaneous notes on Hebrew Antiquities. Loose quires, 210 X 165. The first few quires are headed Ad Reland, probably regarding Hadr. Relandus’ Antiquitates Sacra veterum Hebraorum (1708). Then follow some possibly independent treatises on the religion of Israel (headed e.g. De Area, De Idolatria, De Schechina, etc.) The latter part is headed Ad Goodwin.

Hebr. 130 (Or. 1462)

Albert Schultens, Miscellaneous notes on the Hebrew text of Genesis - Kings. Loose quires, 210 X 165. a) Animadversiones on Genesis - Judges.