Octateuch noun. ['ɒktǝtju:k] Also Octoteuch. L17.
[Late Latin octateuchus, from Greek oktateukhos containing eight books, formed as OCTA-, OCTO- + teukhos book.]
The first eight books of the Old Testament and Hebrew Scriptures collectively; the Pentateuch together with the books of Joshua, Judges, and Ruth. Also, a manuscript or edition of the Octateuch.

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