History and Religion of the Samaritans / by Jacob, Son of Aaron; Edited With an Introduction by William Eleazar Barton; Translated From the Arabic by Abdullah Ben Kori.

In this definitive study of the Samaritans, High Priest Jacob ben Aaron provides a detailed account of the history and beliefs of his people. Edited and translated by William Eleazar Barton, this book sheds new light on the fascinating history of one of the world's oldest religious communities.

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