Samuelis Bocharti Opera Omnia is a comprehensive collection of the works of Samuel Bochart, a renowned 17th-century French Protestant pastor, Biblical scholar, and intellectual. This extensive Latin volume includes Bochart's seminal works, "Phaleg," "Chanaan," and "Hierozoicon," along with a variety of dissertations on diverse subjects. "Phaleg" explores the dispersion of nations after the flood, while "Chanaan" delves into the history and geography of Canaan. "Hierozoicon," perhaps Bochart's most famous work, is a detailed and erudite study of the animals mentioned in the Bible. This collection offers invaluable insights into Bochart's scholarship and provides a rich resource for historians, theologians, and scholars of the Old Testament and natural history.
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