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Chronicon Samaritanum, also known as Liber Josuae, is an important historical text written in Arabic detailing Samaritan history. Compiled and edited by Theodoor Willem Jan Juynboll, with earlier contributions by Joseph Juste Scaliger, this chronicle offers unique insights into the history, religion, and culture of the Samaritan people. This edition presents the Arabic text, making it an invaluable resource for scholars of Semitic languages, biblical studies, and Middle Eastern history. The work provides a perspective on the events described in the Old Testament, specifically the Book of Joshua, from a Samaritan viewpoint, enriching our understanding of this ancient community and its traditions.
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