Dictionarium Manuale Biblicum [Latin]

Dictionarium Manuale Biblicum is a comprehensive Biblical dictionary compiled primarily from the most celebrated dictionaries of Simonius and Augustin Calmet. Written in Latin, this essential reference work provides definitions and explanations of terms, concepts, and figures found within the Bible. A valuable resource for theologians, scholars, and students of religious history, this dictionary offers insights into the historical, cultural, and linguistic contexts of the scriptures.

This edition makes accessible the profound scholarship of Calmet and Simonius, offering a detailed understanding of the Bible for those with a grounding in Latin. Explore the intricacies of Biblical language and deepen your comprehension of scripture with this classic manual.

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