Published in the late eighteenth century, this book offers a series of insightful reflections on Sir William Drummond's famed work 'Oedipus Judaicus', a treatise on the allegorical interpretation of the Hebrew Bible. Written by Catherine Housman, a theologian and biblical scholar of the era, the book provides a valuable contribution to the ongoing debate over the nature and meaning of the biblical text. Its clear and lucid style makes it accessible to both scholars and lay readers alike, and it remains a classic work of biblical interpretation to this day.

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