A Collection of Grammar Books in Foreign Languages

A Collection of Grammar Books in Foreign Languages
a. Sefer HaEched by Rabbi Avraham Ibn Ezra translated to German. Berlin 1921.
Abraham Ibn ezra buch der einheit – Ernst muler – berlin.
Rabbi Avraham Ibn Ezra's book on mathematics, in which he researches the properties of the first ten numbers and brings his conclusions in his short wording about the uniqueness of the number one: "it counts itself and nothing else counts it, it is a root, and basic, and square and cubic and it is the reason for every even number and every odd number".
This translation is accompanied by an extensive introduction and with pleasant diagrams. The book was translated by Ernest Miller, an important author, intellectual, and Kabbalistic researcher in Germany, writer of articles in the Jewish and Zionist newspapers, who lived and worked in Vienna, in London and in Israel.
80 pages.
Condition: Excellent.
b. Sefer Dikduk Al HaMikra by Rabbi Shmuel David Luzzatto, Italian. Padua,1865.
Elementi grammaticali del caldeo biblico: e del dialetto talmudico babilonese.
The basis of the grammar of Biblical Hebrew and the Talmudic idiom in Italian. Translated to English and to German, and partially to Hebrew.
Shmuel David Luzzatto (Shadal, 1800-1866) was the head of the Beit Midrash for rabbis in Padua in Italy, a poet, a biblical commentator, a Hebrew linguist, a philosopher, a literary researcher and translator.
106 pages.
Condition: Excellent.
c. Peirush Rabbi Avraham Ibn Ezra with Essays about Rabbi Avraham Ibn Ezra. Jerusalem 1964.
Published by Mischaf.
The articles are by Dr M. Friedlander from London, one of the important researchers of the works of Rabbi Avraham Ibn Ezra.
252, 78 pages.
Condition: Excellent.