What to read after Gesenius' Hebrew Grammar?

The translation has been prepared from the manuscript revision for the seventeenth German edition, furnished by Dr. Rodiger in advance of its publication in Germany. This has been strictly followed in the revision of the translation, which has been in great part rewritten, so as to make it an exact repre sentation of the original work, in its present improved form, and of the present state of Hebrew philology, as it is exhibited by Dr. Rodiger.' In consulting the references to the grammar, in Gesenius' Hebrew Lexicon (dr. Robinson's translation, fifth, revised edition, and in other works, it should be remembered that the numbering of the sections, in this edition, is increa sed by one after §48, by two after §86, and by three after §l26, of the former editions.

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