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• The long tunic, the breeches, the sacred mantle, and golden bells a many compassing him about, (Ecclesiasticus 45, 10)

• What craftsmanship of twisted thread dyed scarlet, of rare stones in a gold setting, engraved with all the gem-cutter’s art, twelve of them to commemorate the twelve tribes of Israel! (Ecclesiasticus 45, 13)

• The gold finishing, too, of his mitre, engraved with the legend, Holiness; so proud an adornment, so noble a work of art, such a lure for men’s eyes in its ordered beauty! (Ecclesiasticus 45, 14)

• no other might put it on, only the sons of Aaron’s line, in undying succession. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 16)

• Day in, day out the fire should consume his sacrifice; (Ecclesiasticus 45, 17)

• Alone of living men, he was chosen out to offer sacrifice, and the sweet-smelling incense that is a people’s plea for remembrance, a people’s atonement. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 20)

• Once, out in the desert, that right was challenged; with envious cries, men of another clan surrounded him, Dathan and Abiron for their leaders, espousing Core’s quarrel. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 22)

• But he must have no lands in the conquered territory, no share like the rest of his race; the Lord should be his wealth, the Lord his portion. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 27)

• These two alone, out of six hundred thousand warriors, survived the perils of the journey; these two were appointed to lead Israel into the land, all milk and honey, that was its promised home. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 10)

• The judges, too, have their glorious muster-roll, men of resolute heart, that God’s cause never forsook; (Ecclesiasticus 46, 13)

• With foes about him on every side, he invoked the Lord, the Almighty, with an unblemished lamb for sacrifice; (Ecclesiasticus 46, 19)

• There must be an end at last to his life, and to the age he lived in; but first he would make profession, with the Lord and the new-anointed king for his witnesses, bribe he had never taken from any living man, though it were but a gift of shoe-leather; and none might gainsay him.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 46, 22)