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• undying be their memory, in their own posterity continued, undying be the sacred record of their renown. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 15)

• Dearly the Lord God loved his prophet Samuel, that restored Israel’s fortunes and anointed kings to rule over it. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 16)

• of kings brought to ruin and all their power lightly shattered, proud kings, that might leave their sick-beds no more? (Ecclesiasticus 48, 6)

• kings thou shouldst anoint, to be the redressers of wrong, and prophets to come after thee; (Ecclesiasticus 48, 8)

• Ah, blessed souls that saw thee, and were honoured with thy friendship! (Ecclesiasticus 48, 11)

• Yet the nation for whom all this was done would not amend, nor leave its sinning, until all the inhabitants of the land were driven out, and scattered through the world; (Ecclesiasticus 48, 16)

• Josias, too, is still remembered; a memory grateful as some mingled scent, pride of the perfumer’s art, (Ecclesiasticus 49, 1)

• so ill they used him, that was set apart to be a prophet when he was yet in his mother’s womb, empowered to overthrow, to uproot, to destroy, then to rebuild and to plant anew. (Ecclesiasticus 49, 9)

• And in storm he remembered the enemy … to reward all such as pointed men to the right path.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 49, 11)

• Nor shall Nehemias be soon forgotten, that mended these ruined walls of ours, our gates built and barred, our homes restored to us. (Ecclesiasticus 49, 15)

• A great priest was Simon, son of Onias;✻ in his day the house of God was repaired, to make the temple strong was his life’s task. (Ecclesiasticus 50, 1)

• So well he cared for his fellow-citizens; no enemy should be able to compass our ruin; (Ecclesiasticus 50, 4)