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| The elders spy upon Susanna about to take a bath |
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The two elders accuse Susanna of adultery |
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Daniel interrogates the two elders |
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Daniel proves Susanna's innocence |
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Susanna
Susanna, the beautiful, pious, and chaste wife of Joachim, is falsely accused of adultery by two elders who desired to sleep with her. Often depicted is the scene of the two elders, hidden in Susanna's garden, spying on her when she takes a bath. God rescues the desperate Susanna by way of Daniel who cleverly interrogates the two lying elders.
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| Tobit is blinded by a swallow's dropping |
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Tobias leaves Tobit; Tobias travels with the angel Raphael |
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Tobias, travelling with the angel Raphael, catches a large fish |
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Tobias heals Tobit from blindness by putting the gall of the fish on his father's eyes |
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Tobias
This curious story of wonder and adventure tells about God's love and providence. Tobit and Sara, both righteous and godfearing people, are nevertheless struck with misfortune. God sends his angel Raphael who, travelling with Tobit's son Tobias, brings the story to a happy ending.
More about the story of Tobit and Tobias on the Mnemosyne website.
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| The feast of Ahasuerus: Queen Vashti gives a banquet for the women |
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Haman causes Ahasuerus to issue a decree that all the Jews are to be put to death |
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Esther before Ahasverus |
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Esther asks Ahasuerus to revoke the decree against the Jews; the death of Haman |
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Esther
The Jewish woman Esther became queen by marrying Ahasverus. Through her cunning she saved her people from the plotting Haman.
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| Achior is tied to a tree near the city of Bethuliah |
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Holofernes beheaded by Judith with his own sword |
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Judith puts the head of Holofernes into a sack |
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Judith shows the head of Holofernes to the people of Bethuliah |
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Judith
When the Assyrian general Holofernes besieges the city of Bethulia, the brave and clever widow Judith rescues the city by entering the camp of the Assyrians, and beheading Holofernes.
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