Hexapla in Genesin: | That Is, | A Sixfold Commentarie Vp- | on Genesis, Wherein Sixe Seuerall Translations, that Is, | the Septuagint, and the Chalde, Two Latin, of Hierome and | Tremellius, Two English, the Great Bible, and the Geneva Edition are Compared, | where They Differ, with the Originall Hebrew, and Pagnine, and | Montanus Interlinearie Interpretation: | Together with a Sixfold Vse of Euery Chapter, Shewing 1. | the Method Or Argument, 2. the Diuers Readings, 3. the Explanation of Difficult | Questions and Doubtfull Places, 4. the Places of Doctrine, | 5. Places of Confutation, 6. Morall Obseruations: | Wherein Aboue | A Thousand Theologicall Questions are Discussed: and is Comprised | Together, Whatsoeuer Worthie of Note, Either Mercerus Out of the Rabbins, Pererius Out | of the Fathers, Marlorat Out of the New Writers Haue in Their | Learned Commentaries Collected. | Divided Into Two Tomes, And Pvblished To The | Glorie of God, and the Furtherance of All Those that Desire to Read the | Scripture with Profit