Hiob, a Middle High German verse paraphrase of the Book of Job, completed in 1338 by an anonymous poet who was probably a member of the Teutonic Order (see Deutscher Orden). It is thought by some that Tilo von Kulm might be the author. The narrative is interspersed with passages of interpretation.
Hiob
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Hiob may refer to:
People with the surname Hiob:
- Hanne Hiob (1923-2009), German actress
People with the given name Hiob:
- Hiob Ludolf (1624-1704), German orientalist
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