This volume presents an early 20th-century scholarly examination of the Apocalypse of Abraham, a significant apocryphal text. Edited by G.H. Box with assistance from J.I. Landsman, the work provides a translation from the Slavonic text along with detailed notes. The book aims to make this ancient religious text accessible to a modern scholarly audience, offering insights into its historical and theological context.

This edition, originally published in 1902 and later digitized by Cornell University Library, represents a foundational scholarly engagement with the Apocalypse of Abraham. The detailed translation and notes by Box and Landsman were intended to provide a rigorous academic resource for understanding this apocryphal work. Its inclusion in university collections underscores its value for scholars of ancient religious texts and early Christian/Jewish literature.