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And the astrologers gave him answer. IN ARAMAIC✻ Long life to the king’s grace! Be pleased to tell us what the dream was, and it shall be interpreted. (Daniel 2, 4)
Nay, said they, never a man on earth could do what the king’s grace asks. Princes and great rulers there have been a many, but none of them yet, from diviner, sage or astrologer, expected so much! (Daniel 2, 10)
and into this raging furnace he bade the most stalwart of his fighting men throw Sidrach, Misach and Abdenago with their feet tied together. (Daniel 3, 20)
diviner and sage, astrologer and soothsayer, all must assemble, and there in their presence I rehearsed what dream it was, but never one of them could tell me the meaning of it. (Daniel 4, 4)
All at once he changed colour, a prey to anxious thoughts; melted his heart within him, and his knees knocked together. (Daniel 5, 6)
With a loud cry, he bade them summon the wise men of Babylon, sage and astrologer and diviner; and to these he made proclamation: Who reads me yonder writing, and tells me the meaning of it, shall go clad in purple, a gold chain about his neck, and hold the third place in my kingdom. (Daniel 5, 7)
One man thou hast in thy realm the holy gods inspire; in thy father’s time, good proof he gave of the wisdom and learning that were his. Did not thy father, king Nabuchodonosor, put him at the head of his wise men one and all, sage nor wizard nor astrologer nor soothsayer to match him? In such renown thy royal father held him, my lord king; (Daniel 5, 11)
For three weeks together I, Daniel, that saw it, had been making sad cheer; (Daniel 10, 2)
for three weeks together dry bread was my diet, nor ever did meat or wine cross my lips, nor oil anoint me. (Daniel 10, 3)
yet both returned hot-foot to their watching-place, and there met one another. So there was questioning on both sides, and out came the story of their lust; and now they made common cause; at a suitable time they would waylay her together, when she was alone. (Daniel 13, 14)
And now tell me, under what tree it was thou didst find them talking together? Under a holm-oak, said he, I saw them. (Daniel 13, 58)
and what did Daniel? Pitch and fat and hairs he boiled all together, and with lumps of this fed the serpent, which thereupon burst all to pieces; and, Here, said Daniel, is your god. (Daniel 14, 26)
