Publisher's Synopsis
This is a Latin translation of the apocryphal "Fabula Josephi Et Asenethae" from the Syriac. Prepared by Gustav Oppenheim and published in 1886, this edition provides scholars and students access to this important religious text, allowing for detailed comparative analysis between the Syriac original and the Latin rendition. "Fabula Josephi Et Asenethae" tells the story of Joseph's marriage to Aseneth, daughter of an Egyptian priest, and explores themes of conversion, divine intervention, and the integration of different cultures. This edition is invaluable for researchers studying the development of biblical narratives, the transmission of religious texts, and the interaction between Jewish and Hellenistic traditions. The work offers insights into the religious and cultural landscape of the ancient world.
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