A landmark polyglot thesaurus of the Bible by Swiss Protestant theologian and Hebraist Johann Heinrich Hottinger, this work was foundational for biblical scholarship in the 17th century. It provides comprehensive keys to Hebrew, Arabic, and Greek words in scriptural texts, making it an essential tool for understanding the original languages of the Bible and their interrelations. The work comprises [30], 611 pp., [5], with some irregular pagination towards the end, numbering jumps from 535 to 524, before returning to the normal sequence; additional irregularities include skipped pages (537 and 431) and repeated pages (539 and 543), typical of 17th-century manual printing processes. Pages are generally clean, with some foxing throughout. The covers show noticeable wear and the front and back pastedowns have a page partially stuck to them. An essential reference for scholars of biblical languages and Oriental studies, showcasing the linguistic and philological methods of early modern Protestant Hebraists.