Academic teamwork from the University of Tübingen produced under the guidance of C.F. Schnurrer, eventually forming the base of his Bibliotheca Arabica published in 1811,
Cataloged from incomplete set (v. 1-3 only); limited information on v. 4-7 from various sources.
Included at end of volumes/parts 1-3 (also 4-7?) is a set of text-critical theses on various verses of Hebrew Bible (in v. 1, on Ezechiel; in v. 2, on Ps. CX; in v. 3, on Zechariah III).
Respondents of the year 1799, named on t.p. of v. [1]: Christophorus Frider. Maier Stuttgardianus, Joannes Frider. Ehemann Oelbronnensis, Jo. Ferdinand Christ. Pfahler Kircho Teccensis, Joannes Georgius Roesch Nozingensis, Philippus Jacobus Vischer Winnendensis, Joannes Frider. Trautwein Vinimontanus, Carolus Ludovicus Lebret Stuttgardianus.
Respondents of year 1800, named on t.p. of v. 2: Jacobus Henricus Kraz Nürtingensis, Augustus Ludovicus Schelling Bebenhusanus, Augustus Fridericus Nanz Stuttgardianus, Carolus Augustus Luz Bernlocensis, Victor Henricus Lechler Supra-Bebingensis, Fridericus Christianus Scholl Braitenbergensis, Carolus Christianus Gratianus Neostadiensis.
Respondents of year 1802, named on t.p. of v. 3: Carolus Augustus Faber Zaiserweihensis, Christophorus Fridericus Preziger Laureacensis, Car. Aug. Schlotterbeck UnterOewisheimensis, Christ. Ludov. Godofr. Maier Maulbronnensis, Carolus Ferdinandus Mittler GrosIngersheimensis, Augustus Fridericus Erhardt Freudenstadiensis.
Vol. 1 (1799): 52 p.; v. 2 (1800): 40 p.; v. 3 (1802): 52 p.; v. 4 (1803 or 4?): 48 p.; v. 5 (1804 or 5 or 6): 40 p.; v. 6 (1805 or 6?): 56 p.; v. 7 (1806): 43 p.
Vol./pt. 1 covers Arabic history and geography; v. 2, poetry and rhetoric; v. 3, works on Arabic language, dictionaries, grammars, etc.
Incomplete LC set is bound in one volume.