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Rahlfs Septuagint

Judith 10

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And she took off the sackcloth which she had put on, and stripped off the garments of her widowhood, and bathed her body with water, and anointed herself with rich myrrh, and combed out the hair of her head, and put a mitre upon herself, and put on the garments of her gladness, with which she used to adorn herself in the days of the life of her husband Manasseh.
4
And she took sandals for her feet and put on the anklets and the bracelets and the rings and the earrings and all her adornment, and she beautified herself greatly for the deception of the eyes of men, as many as might see her.
5
And he gave to her maidservant a wineskin of wine and a flask of oil and filled a bag with barley flour and dates and clean loaves, and wrapped up all her vessels and put them on her
9
And she worshiped God and said to them, Order to open the gate of the city for me, and I will go out for the completion of the words which you spoke with me. And they commanded the young men to open it to her, just as she had spoken.
10
And they did so, and Judith herself went out, and her maidservant with her; and the men of the city were watching her until she went down the mountain, until she passed through the valley, and they no longer saw her.
12
And they took her and asked her, Whose are you, and from where do you come, and where are you going? And she said, I am a daughter of the Hebrews, and I am fleeing from before them, because they are about to be given to you for food.
13
And I come before Holofernes, the chief general of your force, to tell words of truth, and I will show before his face a way by which he will go and will rule over all the hill country, and not one flesh of his men will disagree, nor a spirit of life.
18
And there was a rushing together in all the camp, for her coming had been cried out in the tents, and they came and surrounded her as she stood outside the tent of Holofernes until they reported to him about her.
19
And they marveled at her beauty, and they marveled at the sons of Israel because of her, and each one said to his neighbor, Who will despise this people, who has such women among them? For it is not good for one man to be left from them, for they, being left, will be able to deceive all the earth.
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And when Judith and his attendants came before him, all marveled at the beauty of her face, and she fell on her face and worshiped him, and his servants raised her up.
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