An Unknown Hebrew Version of the History of Judith
An Unknown Hebrew Version of the History of Judith
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Whilst they were preparing it, he ordered all the princes to leave, as he wished to have the company of the damsel. He asked her to sin. She answered and said, ' My lord king, for this very thing I have come hither with all my heart, but now it is impossible, as I am in my impurity; to-night is the time of my purification ; I therefore desire the king to herald throughout the camp, that no one should stay the woman and her handmaid, when she goes out in the night to the fountain of water. When ...I return I will give myself over to the king, that he do what is pleasing in his sight. ' " The wicked man did accordingly. In the night he invited all the princes, his generals and his servants, and they ate and rejoiced at that great feast and got drunk. When they saw that the king was nodding his head, they said, ' let us depart, for he wishes to have the company of the Hebrew maiden. ' So all went forth and left the king alone with the maiden and with her handmaid. She then took the falchion and cut off his head.
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Whilst they were preparing it, he ordered all the princes to leave, as he wished to have the company of the damsel. He asked her to sin. She answered and said, ' My lord king, for this very thing I have come hither with all my heart, but now it is impossible, as I am in my impurity; to-night is the time of my purification ; I therefore desire the king to herald throughout the camp, that no one should stay the woman and her handmaid, when she goes out in the night to the fountain of water. When ...I return I will give myself over to the king, that he do what is pleasing in his sight. ' " The wicked man did accordingly. In the night he invited all the princes, his generals and his servants, and they ate and rejoiced at that great feast and got drunk. When they saw that the king was nodding his head, they said, ' let us depart, for he wishes to have the company of the Hebrew maiden. ' So all went forth and left the king alone with the maiden and with her handmaid. She then took the falchion and cut off his head.
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