Leander van Ess OT in Latin

[Ron_Conte]

From 1822 to 1824, Leander van Ess published a Latin edition of the Bible, OT and NT (in three volumes, i think) which compares the 1590, 92, 93, 98 editions of the Sixtine and Clementine Latin Bible.

I have the NT volume and have placed it online:
sacredbible.org/vulgate1822/scans/4-5.jpg
sacredbible.org/vulgate1822/index.htm

Does anyone know where I might find a copy of the 2 OT volumes, which I can scan and put online also?

thanks,

Ron

 

[BDewey]

Well, brother, we have a copy here in St. Louis at Saint Louis University…although it’s a Jesuit college, it has an excellent theological library. Have used it many a times for my own research. Perhaps the best for Catholic theology here in the Midwest.

I can investigate it further this week (after Memorial Day). Although I don’t have a scanner, I just might purchase a cheapie one from WallyWorld for this instance.

 

[The_Prodigal]

…although it’s a Jesuit college, it has an excellent theological library.

LOL

 

[Ron_Conte]

thanks, but I found a copy for sale in France: the two OT volumes that I lack. So I’ll be scanning those volumes, if all goes well, and then placing it online for the use of anyone who is interested.

grace and peace to you,

Ron