A Judaeo‐Arabic Fragment of A Samaritan Chronicle from the Cairo Geniza

The Shobakh legend, which relates the war of Joshua, son of Nun, against Shobakh, the king of Armenia, is preserved in most of the Samaritan chronicles in a shorter or more elaborate version, written in Samaritan Hebrew or Arabic. The Geniza fragment is the first known Judaeo‐Arabic text of the lege...

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Main Author: Niessen, Friedrich -2009 (Author)
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Published: Oxford University Press 2002
In: Journal of Semitic studies
Year: 2002, Volume: 47, Issue: 2, Pages: 215-236
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