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Sapiential Books
Libri Poetici la
Subset of the books of Septuagint: Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, the Song of Songs, Wisdom, Sirach
- Also called Poetic Books, Biblical Wisdom literature
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Psalms
book of the Bible, has five booksWritten no date recorded -
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Ecclesiastes
book of the BibleWritten no date recorded Has references -
Song of Songs
book of the BibleWritten no date recorded -
Proverbs
book of the BibleWritten no date recorded -
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Book of Job
book of the BibleWritten no date recorded -
Book of Wisdom
Deuterocanonical sapiential book of the BibleWritten no date recorded
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