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August Haffner provides a critique of Ernst Trumpp's use of the Ethiopic and Arabic sources used in his publication of the Hexamaron of Pseudo-Ephiphanius.
More of a grammatical tool than an actual grammar, this Arabic publication of ten ancient treatises on Arabic philology is a useful tool for the student of Arabic who already knows the basics of the language. Each piece begins with a description of the manuscript and what is known of the author and is accompanied by footnotes and an index.
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