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sapiential book

/ˌseɪpiˈenʃəl bʊk/

Traduction: Terme littéraire ou vieilli désignant un livre contenant de la sagesse, des connaissances ou des sentences sages, souvent lié à des textes philosophiques ou religieux anciens.

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/ˌseɪpiˈenʃəl bʊk/C2formalartobsolète
  • frTerme littéraire ou vieilli désignant un livre contenant de la sagesse, des connaissances ou des sentences sages, souvent lié à des textes philosophiques ou religieux anciens.

An archaic or literary term referring to a book containing wisdom, knowledge, or wise sayings, often associated with ancient philosophical or religious texts.

  1. Wisdom literatureC2formal

    A book from the biblical tradition that focuses on wisdom, moral teachings, and philosophical reflections, such as Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, or the Book of Wisdom.

    frlivre sapientiel

    • The sapiential books of the Bible offer profound insights into human nature.
    • Scholars often study the sapiential books for their ethical teachings.
    • Ecclesiastes is considered one of the most famous sapiential books.