A rare antique early European book, Cl. V. Johannes Drusius new version and scholia on job, written under the auspices of the ill. all powerful Ordd. General of the United Provinces a posthumous work never before published, to which was added a catalog of authors and books with a triple index. Author: Johannes Drusius, Bernard Fullenius, Janssonius, Johannes (Amsterdam); Feddrick Heyns (Franeker). Printed sources to 1700. Published in 1636, Amsterdam. Language: Latin. Paper cover. 961 pages. Inscribed and dated in pencil on the title page. The ex libris of the Kellogg Public Library, Green Bay, Wisconsin with a number 33439 inside. Johannes van den Driesche or Drusius, 1550 to 1616 was a Flemish Protestant divine, distinguished specially as an Orientalist, Christian Hebraist and exegete. Bernard Fullenius Bernard Fullenius, c. 1565 to c. 1636, was a theologian who was born about 1565 in Westphalia in the Holy Roman Empire. Fullenius studied at the Calvinist college in Herborn and the academy in Wittenberg. He became a doctor of theology. In 1593 he became a permanent minister in Leeuwarden. Friesland appealed to his knowledge of oriental languages and he was appointed revisor for the translation of the New Testament and later also replacing the deceased Sibrandus Lubbertus for the Old Testament. Antique Early European Books for Collectors. A rare antiquarian library specimen, future incunabula printed edition. QR code for Cl. V. Ioh. Drusii Nova versio et scholia in Iobum, conscripta auspiciis & sumptibus ill. praepotentumque Ordd. Generalium Provinciarum Foederatum. Opus posthumum, nunquam ante editum, cui adjectus est authorum librorumque catalogus cum indice triplici.