Hexapla in Exodum : that is, a sixfold commentary vpon the second booke of Moses called Exodus ... : vvherein in the divers readings these translations are compared together: 1. the Chalde, 2. The Septuagint, 3. The vulgar Latine, 4. Pagnine, 5. Montanus, 6. Iunius, 7. Vatablus, 8. The great English Bible, 9. The Geneva ed., 10. and the Hebrew originall ... : divided into two parts ... /

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