Exercitationes De Lingua Primaeva Ejusque Appendicibus In Quibus Multa S. Scripturae Loca, Diversae In Linguis Mutationes, Multiplices Nummorum Israelitarum, & Samaritanorum Species, Atque Variae Veterum Consuetudines Exponuntur. Autore Stephano Morino, S. Theol. Doct. & Ling. Orient. Professore, & Ecclesiae Gallo-Belgicae Pastore Amstelodami. Books III, IV Translatin from Latin: Exercises On The Primitive Language And Its Appendices In Which Many Passages Of Holy Scripture, Various Linguistic Changes, Numerous Types Of Israelite And Samaritan Coins, And Various Customs Of The Ancients Are Explained. By Stephanus Morinus, Doctor Of Sacred Theology, Professor Of Oriental Languages, And Pastor Of The Franco-Belgian Church In Amsterdam. [Association copy, signed by author to fellow theologian]

Exercitationes De Lingua Primaeva Ejusque Appendicibus In Quibus Multa S. Scripturae Loca, Diversae In Linguis Mutationes, Multiplices Nummorum Israelitarum, & Samaritanorum Species, Atque Variae Veterum Consuetudines Exponuntur. Autore Stephano Morino, S. Theol. Doct. & Ling. Orient. Professore, & Ecclesiae Gallo-Belgicae Pastore Amstelodami. Books III, IVTranslated: Exercises On The Primitive Language And Its Appendices In Which Many Passages Of Holy Scripture, Various Linguistic Changes, Numerous Types Of Israelite And Samaritan Coins, And Various Customs Of The Ancients Are Explained. By Stephanus Morinus, Doctor Of Sacred Theology, Professor Of Oriental Languages, And Pastor Of The Franco-Belgian Church In Amsterdam. [Association copy, signed by author to fellow theologian]

Author: Morinus, Stephanus

12mo.( 5.75" x 7.25") 1694. Morinus, Stephanus. Utrecht. Gulielmus Broedelet. 1st Edition, Association Copy, signed by Author. Full contemporary vellum. Spine with gilt author/title on gilt rule framed brown leather towards head, two line of manuscript title below. Turn-in to upper board separating from board with portion of first and last free endpaper lacking. Engraved half-title, directly opposite a personal manuscript message or dedication in Latin, likely written by the author, Stephano Morino (Stephanus Morinus), to a respected colleague or mentor. It mentions "Domino Frederico Spanhemio F.F.," which likely refers to a person named Friedrich Spanheim, a prominent theologian of the time. The message expresses admiration and a pledge of lasting respect, marking it as a gift or a token of esteem. Title page in red and black with engraved vignette. Dampstain extending from the gutter to the first 9 leaves affecting inscription, half-title, title page and dedication. Covers lightly soiled. Overll, a beautiful book with interesting provenance. The manuscript message appears to be a dedication in Latin, likely written by the author, Stephano Morino (Stephanus Morinus), to a respected colleague or mentor. It mentions "Domino Frederico Spanhemio F.F.," which likely refers to a person named Friedrich Spanheim, a prominent theologian of the time. The message expresses admiration and a pledge of lasting respect, marking it as a gift or a token of esteem. The work, Exercitationes de Lingua Primaeva by Stephano Morino, published in 1694, focuses on ancient languages, specifically those used in interpreting religious texts, numismatics, and historical linguistic shifts. These themes appeal to collectors interested in theology, linguistics, or early Biblical scholarship. The handwritten dedication to Friedrich Spanheim adds a layer of provenance and connection to a notable figure in theological and scholarly circles of that period. Such associations increase the book's rarity and appeal to collectors who value personal connections between authors and influential contemporaries. The book’s exploration of ancient scriptural languages, numismatic details, and various customs of ancient peoples provides a specialized insight. Stephano Morino, or Stephanus Morinus (1625–1700), was a scholar and theologian primarily known for his work in ancient languages and Biblical studies. He was born in Caen, France, and later moved to Amsterdam, where he became involved with theological and linguistic studies. His background as a theologian and linguist positioned him well within the intellectual circles of his time, particularly in the field of Biblical exegesis and the study of ancient Semitic languages. Morino’s scholarship often delved into the origins of language and the historical aspects of the Old Testament, making him part of a larger movement of scholars seeking to uncover and preserve early Biblical languages and manuscripts. His work in Exercitationes de Lingua Primaeva, which roughly translates to “Exercises in the Primitive Language,” reflects his deep interest in examining the roots of language, especially as they pertain to scripture. This text investigates linguistic variations within Biblical texts, focusing on elements such as Hebrew and Samaritan dialects, ancient coinage, and the customs of ancient peoples. Such studies were instrumental during a time when theologians and linguists alike were striving to understand the original texts of the Bible, free from the interpretive layers added over centuries. As a scholar, Morino was known for his meticulous approach and his ability to connect theological insights with linguistic analysis. His works would have been influential among contemporaries who were involved in theology, oriental studies, or Biblical criticism. Given his association with figures like Friedrich Spanheim, a prominent Calvinist theologian and professor, Morino’s scholarly network included some of the most respected minds of his era. Morino's work holds historical importance because he contributed to a growing body of research in linguistic and theological studies, bridging the gap between ancient and modern understandings of Biblical language. His scholarship helped lay the groundwork for later studies in comparative linguistics and Biblical philology.

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