Catalog Record: Manners of the ancient Israelites: containing an account of their peculiar customs and ceremonies, their laws, polity, religion, sects, arts and trades, divisions of time, wars, captivities, & c. with a short account of the ancient and modern Samaritans, written originally in French by Claude Fleury ... the whole much enlarged from the principal writers on Jewish antiquities | Hathi Trust Digital Library

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