Propugnacula validissima religionis Christianae : contra obstinatam perfidiam Iudaeorum, adhuc expectantium primum aduentum Messiae, necnon aduersus falsas rabbinorum, circa Sacram Scritpuram expositiones ex multis Veteris Testamenti locis, secundùm rigorem lectionis Hebraycae /

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