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• yet day after day they seized the opportunity to have sight of her. A day came at last when one said to the other, (Daniel 13, 12)

• They watched, then, for their opportunity; and she, as her custom was, went out one day with two of her maids, and had a mind to bathe, there in the garden, for it was summer weather, (Daniel 13, 15)

• Refuse, and we will bear witness that thou hadst a gallant here, and this was the reason thou wouldst rid thyself of thy hand-maidens’ company. (Daniel 13, 21)

• Whereupon Susanna groaned deeply; There is no escape for me, she said, either way. It is death if I consent, and if I refuse, I shall be at your mercy. (Daniel 13, 22)

• Then the two elders rose amidst the throng, and laid their hands upon Susanna’s head, (Daniel 13, 34)

• We were walking in the garden apart, said the elders, when this woman came out with two hand-maidens. She had the garden door shut close, and sent the maidens away; (Daniel 13, 36)

• he stood there in their midst, and said, Are you such fools, men of Israel, as to condemn an Israelite woman without trial, without investigation of the truth? (Daniel 13, 48)

• a man that perverts justice, persecutes innocence, and lets the guilty go free. Has not the Lord said, Never shalt thou put the innocent man, the upright man, to death? (Daniel 13, 53)

• Then he had this one removed, and bade the other come near. Brood of Chanaan, said he, and no true son of Juda, so beauty ensnared thee? So lust drove thy heart astray? (Daniel 13, 56)

• 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)

• Whereupon the king, in high displeasure, summoned Bel’s priests. You shall give account, said he, of yonder revenues, and that on pain of your lives. Who is it has the eating of them? (Daniel 14, 7)

• Prove to me it is Bel himself, and Daniel shall die instead, that blasphemed him. As it pleases the king’s grace, said Daniel. (Daniel 14, 8)