Hē Palaia Diathēkē kata tous Hebdomēkonta. = Vetus Testamentum ex versione Septuaginta interpretum secundum exemplar Vaticanum Romæ editum. : Accedunt variæ lectiones e codice Alexandrino necnon introductio J.B. [i.e. J.G.] Carpzovii ....

In some copies the leaf bearing the address "Lectori" is bound in vol. 6.The text is not divided into verses, but has verse numbers in the margin and variant readings placed as footnotes.The first six words of the title are transliterated from Greek.A new edition of the Sixtine text, originally published Rome in 1587. The editor has added at the foot of each page the variants of Alexandrinus codex, taken from the second edition of J. E. Grabe's text of 1720, and has prefixed an introduction, extracted from chapters II-III of the second part of J.G. Carpzov's "Critica sacra Veteris Testamenti" (cf. Darlow & Moule) .Pagination: Vol. 1: [4], cviii, 563, [1] p. -- Vol. 2: [2], 535, [1] p. -- Vol. 3: [2], 461, [1] p. -- Vol. 4: [2], 382 p. -- Vol. 5: [2], 424 p. -- Vol. 6: [4], 416 p.Contents: Vol. 1: Address "Lectori", introduction (headed "D. Joh. Gottlob. Carpzovius de versione Græca LXX virali."), Genesis-Deuteronomy -- Vol. 2: Joshua- Kings -- Vol. 3: Chronicles-Job -- Vol. 4: Psalms-Ecclesiasticus -- Vol. 5: Hosea-Epistle of Jeremiah -- Vol. 6: Ezekiel-Maccabees.Darlow & Moule,Mode of access: Internet