Septuagint
noun/ˈseptjuədʒɪnt/
/ˈseptuədʒɪnt/
[uncountable]- a Greek version of the Hebrew Bible dating from the 2nd or 3rd century BCWord Originmid 16th cent. (originally denoting the translators themselves): from Latin septuaginta ‘seventy’, because of the tradition that it was produced, under divine inspiration, by seventy-two translators working independently.
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