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Work: Joseph and Aseneth

Passage referenceHistorical English source page 78
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Joseph and Aseneth — Brooks1918 English, retained OCR

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74 JOSEPH AND ASENATH [xxvii the earth half-dead.^ And thereupon Benjamin, having run up on to a rock, saith to Asenath's chariot-man : " Give me stones from the ravine." And he gave him fifty ^ stones. And Benjamin hurled the stones and slew the fifty* men who were with Pharaoh's son, all the stones sinking in through their temples. Then the sons of Leah, Reuben and Simeon, Levi and Judah, Issachar and Zebulon, pursued after the men who had lain in wait against Asenath and fell upon them unawares and cut them all down ; and the six men slew two thousand and seventy-six men. And the sons of Ba…
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Joseph and Aseneth — Brooks1918 English, retained OCR
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Complete supplied Brooks1918 historical English edition: originaltitle,contents,introduction,all29translationchapters and sourcevariantappendix throughprintedp84. Sourcevariant markers anduncertainty retained. Publisherads/covers excluded. No harmonization to modern longer/shorterrecensions or new translation. Readerusesexactphysicalsourcepages. Empty source objects [] remain only inrawartifact. UncorrectedOCR may containspelling/glyph/lineordererrors.
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Recorded provenance: Exact raw original XML retained as source.raw; original WORD text extracted in unchanged LINE order. No conjectural OCR repair,translation or inventedtext. Complete supplied Brooks1918 historical English edition: originaltitle,contents,introduction,all29translationchapters and sourcevariantappendix throughprintedp84. Sourcevariant markers anduncertainty retained. Publisherads/covers excluded. No harmonization to modern longer/shorterrecensions or new translation.

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