Judith

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Judith is a deuterocanonical book of the Bible that tells the story of a courageous Jewish widow who saves her people by beheading the Assyrian general Holofernes.

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Label Occurrences
Judith canonical 23
Judith is a pious widow 1
Judith of Bethulia 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biblical book
deuterocanonical book
approximateDateOfComposition Hellenistic period GENERATED
associatedWith Book of Esther GENERATED
Book of Tobit GENERATED
canonicalStatus apocryphal in most Protestant traditions GENERATED
deuterocanonical in Catholic and Orthodox traditions GENERATED
characterStatusOfJudith devout Jew
widow GENERATED
division Old Testament deuterocanonical books GENERATED
featuresCharacter Nebuchadnezzar GENERATED
genre didactic literature GENERATED
heroic tale GENERATED
religious narrative GENERATED
influenceOnArt inspired Renaissance and Baroque artworks
subject of numerous paintings depicting Judith and Holofernes GENERATED
keyEvent Judith beheads Holofernes while he is drunk. GENERATED
Judith infiltrates the Assyrian camp. GENERATED
The Assyrian army flees after discovering Holofernes dead. GENERATED
language Greek GENERATED
literaryForm historical romance GENERATED
theological fiction GENERATED
mainAntagonist Holofernes GENERATED
mainCharacter Judith (biblical figure) GENERATED
militaryOpponent Assyrians GENERATED
moralEmphasis trust in God over military power GENERATED
virtue and piety rewarded
narrativePerspective pro-Israelite GENERATED
notPartOf Hebrew Bible GENERATED
Protestant biblical canon GENERATED
partOf Catholic biblical canon GENERATED
Eastern Orthodox biblical canon GENERATED
Septuagint GENERATED
plotSummary A Jewish widow Judith saves her people by killing the Assyrian general Holofernes. GENERATED
protagonistRole Judith is portrayed as a pious and courageous widow. GENERATED
religiousTradition Christianity GENERATED
Judaism GENERATED
scripturalUse used in Catholic liturgy GENERATED
used in Orthodox liturgy
setting ancient Near East GENERATED
theme courage GENERATED
deliverance of Israel GENERATED
divine providence GENERATED
faith in God GENERATED
female heroism GENERATED

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Judith Resnik givenName Judith
Biograph Company notableWork Judith
this entity surface form: Judith of Bethulia
Nowell Codex containsWork Judith
Book of Judith characterRole Judith
this entity surface form: Judith is a pious widow
Juditha triumphans subject Judith
Juditha triumphans character Judith
this entity surface form: Juditha
Alessandro Scarlatti notableWork Judith
this entity surface form: La Giuditta
Holofernes killedBy Judith
Holofernes opponent Judith