APA Citation

Lee, S. (1837). The book of the patriarch Job, translated from the original Hebrew: As nearly as possible in the terms and style of the authorised English version to which is prefixed an introduction, on the history, times, country, friends and book of the patriarch; with some strictures on the statements of Bishop Warburton and of the rationalists of Germany, on the same subjects, and to which is appended a commentary, critical and exegetical, containing elucidations of many other passages of Holy Writ. James Duncan.

MLA Citation

Lee, Samuel. The Book of the Patriarch Job, Translated from the Original Hebrew: As Nearly as Possible in the Terms and Style of the Authorised English Version to Which Is Prefixed an Introduction, on the History, Times, Country, Friends and Book of the Patriarch; with Some Strictures on the Statements of Bishop Warburton and of the Rationalists of Germany, on the Same Subjects, and to Which Is Appended a Commentary, Critical and Exegetical, Containing Elucidations of Many Other Passages of Holy Writ. James Duncan, 1837.

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