Libri Josuae Et Judicum; presents a scholarly examination of the books of Joshua and Judges from the Old Testament. This edition, potentially dating back to 1891, offers insights into the historical and linguistic contexts of these pivotal biblical texts. Authored by S. (Seligmann) Baer, a noted scholar of the era, the work likely provides detailed commentary and analysis relevant to biblical studies and theological scholarship. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the narratives, themes, and historical significance of 'Joshua' and 'Judges' within the broader framework of the Hebrew Bible.

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