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The Book of Wisdom (Hebrew: ספר חכמת, Sēfer Chokhmah; Greek: Βίβλος Σοφία, Biblōs Sophia; Latin: Liber Sapientiae) is one of the Deuterocanonical books included in the Septuagint that is considered canonical by Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Christians, but apocryphal by Protestants.

Date and authorship

Canonicity

References

• Complete Text of the Book of Wisdom - Douay-Rheims Translation
• Complete Text of the Book of Wisdom - Septuagint
• Complete Text of the Book of Wisdom - KJV 1611 Translation
• Book of Wisdom - Catholic Encyclopedia

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