An Exposition of the Epistle to the Hebrews

Thomas Tegg's 1840 London reissue, in four large volumes averaging roughly 800 pages apiece, of the edition of Owen's Hebrews commentary edited by "Dr. Wright" and first published in seven octavo volumes at Edinburgh in 1812 — the standard edition of Owen's Hebrews commentary before Goold's differently-divided seven-volume version (catalogued separately) superseded it in the 1850s. Wright's own first name was not independently confirmed from the sources checked; period and secondary sources consistently give only "Dr. Wright." Sold as its own product, distinct from the Works — the 1826 Baynes Works edition (catalogued separately) omitted Hebrews material for exactly this reason, expecting purchasers to pair the two.

1. 1.Internet Archive — Tegg's 1840 edition, vol. 1 (publisher, date, 4-vol. structure)
2. 2.Reformed Books Online — per-volume chapter breakdown of the Tegg 1840 edition