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• Then he broke into the city of Melothi, that resisted him stubbornly, and ravaged all the country which belonged to the sons of Tharsis, and to the Ismaelites, facing the desert, to the south of Cellon. (Judith 2, 13)

• All the land of Mesopotamia he overran, from Cilicia on the north to the frontier of Japheth on the south, (Judith 2, 15)

• drove the Madianites from their homes and plundered their goods, putting all who resisted him to the sword.✻ (Judith 2, 16)

• And at last he came down on to the plain of Damascus, in harvest time, burnt all the crops there and had all the trees and vineyards cut down. (Judith 2, 17)

• Such dread of him lay on these provinces, that chiefs and nobles came out from every town, with the common sort at their heels, to meet him, (Judith 3, 9)

• welcoming him with crowns and processions by torch-light, dancing in his honour to the music of tambour and flute. (Judith 3, 10)

• cities must be razed to the ground, and forest-shrines cut down; (Judith 3, 12)

• king Nabuchodonosor had bidden him destroy all traces of the countryside gods, so that the nations overpowered by Holofernes might acknowledge no other god but himself. (Judith 3, 13)

• the villages on them were put in a state of defence, and corn stored up in readiness for the campaign. (Judith 4, 4)

• Nay, the high priest Eliachim sent letters even further afield; the hill-folk that lived facing Esdrelon across the wide plain around Dothain, controlling the passes to the south, (Judith 4, 5)

• Such orders from Eliachim, the Lord’s high priest, the Israelites faithfully carried out. (Judith 4, 7)

• And Eliachim, the Lord’s high priest, went about everywhere among the Israelite folk with words of comfort. (Judith 4, 11)