De Iureiurando Per Deum In Dan Et Viam Beersebae Samaritanis Solenni Ad Amos Viii, 14. Periculum Philologicum
De Iureiurando Per Deum In Dan Et Viam Beersebae Samaritanis Solenni Ad Amos Viii, 14. Periculum Philologicum explores the religious and legal implications of oaths sworn by the Samaritans, specifically in relation to the passage Amos 8:14 in the Old Testament. This philological study by Christian Weise and J.G. Wirthgen delves into the historical and cultural context of these oaths, examining their significance within Samaritan religious practices and their connection to the worship at Dan and Beer-sheba.
The work offers insights into the nuances of biblical interpretation and the complex relationship between Samaritan traditions and the broader Jewish faith. It is a valuable resource for scholars interested in biblical studies, religious history, and the cultural dynamics of the ancient Near East.
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