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King Ptolemy Philopator to the commanders throughout Egypt, and to all who are set over affairs, joy and strength.
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Цр~ь е^гљ=пет#скїи п#толомњи филопа'торъ. сђщимъ въ црsтвїи мое^мᲆ страти'гом# и^ во'емъ, и^ всњмъ в#чиненыM наD ве'щьми на'шими радоватися и^ здравъствова'ти. здра'въствђ'емъ же и^ м^ы, и^ ча'да на'ша. и^ внегда` и^спра'вльшђ намъ вели'комђ б~ђ ве'щи ја%коже предърњхомъ” Тогда`
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We, too, and our children are well; and God has directed our affairs as we wish.
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нњ'цїи дрђѕи на'ши злонра'вїеM свои^мъ ча'стње нам# прилага'ющеся поё^сти'ша насъ въ сїе, е^же б^ы эT црsтвїя на'шего сᲆбра'ти всњхъ і^ё'деѓ'въ въ е^ді'но мњсто. и^ эTстђпниk мђченїи ё^мђ'чити иX,
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Certain of our friends did of malice vehemently urge us to punish the Jews of our realm in a body, with the infliction of a monstrous punishment.
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пронося'щи на'мъ гл~ы и^же нико'гдаже въ бл~го стоа'нїи црsтва на'шего ве'щи бђдTђ а^ще не съвръши'тся сїе. зане же и%мђть сїи къ всњмъ чл~комъ несъжи'тїе.
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They pretended that our affairs would never be in a good state till this took place. Such, they said, was the hatred borne by the Jews to all other people.
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и^же и^ свя'занныхъ и^хъ приведо'ша к# намъ съ ё^кориꙁною ја^ко плњн#никовᲆ” па'че же ја%ко преда'теле'и безъ вся'кого разсђжденїя і^ и^спыта'нїя хотњша и^хъ ё^би'ти. сверепњ'имимъ подобїемᲆ паче зако'на скљ=фска воѓ^рђжены”
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They brought them fettered in grievous chains as slaves, nay, as traitors. Without enquiry or examination they endeavoured to annihilate them. They buckled themselves with a savage cruelty, worse than Scythian custom.
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Мы' же ё^бо иM ѓ^ сиX жесᲄоча'е запрети'хоM, ꙁане и%мамы къ всњмъ чл~коM смиреномђдрїе, и^ е^два` животъ и^мъ дарова'хомъ” и^б^о и^ нбsнаго б~а позна'хом# крњ'посᲄь, ꙁастђпа'ющђю і^ё^де'а, и^ ја%ко эTц~а за сн~ы вы'нђ съпобор#ствђ'ющђ” ксемђ же и^ любовь юже и%мђть к намъ и^ꙁвњстнђ размы'слихомᲆ, та'кожDе и^ къ прароди'телемъ на'шимъ бл~горазђмїе неразвра'тно, и^ си'хъ ра'ди ви'нъ пра'ведне эTпђсти'хомъ вся'ко съпротивленїе по е^мђже л^и ѓ%бразђ.
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For this cause we severely threatened them; yet, with the clemency which we are wont to extend to all men, we at length permitted them to live. Finding that the God of heaven cast a shield of protection over the Jews so as to preserve them, and that he fought for them as a father always fights for his sons;
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и^ повелњхомъ комђждо въ своя` и^хъ сђщества въꙁврати'тися, и^дњже а^ще сђть. ники'мъ же ѓ%бразомъ эTнђдь н^и е^ді'наго иX не ё^тщета'юще. ни'же понося'щи ѓ^ бы'вшихъ свезани и^хъ надъ и^ми`.
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and taking into consideration their constancy and fidelity towards us and towards our ancestors, we have, as we ought, acquitted them of every sort of charge.
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зна'емо б^о да' есть вамъ ја%ко а^ще чт^о ѕл^о ё^хитримъ по си'хъ на нихъ, и^л^и лђкаво, и^л^и в чемъ ѓ^скорбимъ и^хъ. т^о разгнњваемъ не чл~ка н^о всњхъ си'лъ влDкђ и^ б~а вы'шняго. и^же намъ вы'нђ эTм#ститъ ѓ^ вещехъ сихъ по всемђ` неи^ꙁбњжне. съ сиM и^мњите здра'вїе”
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And we have dismissed them to their several homes; bidding all men everywhere to do them no wrong, or unrighteously revile them about the past.
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Взя'вши же і^ё^де'и эT цр~я посла'нїе не тща'шася въскорњ эTи^ти. н^о примоли'ша цр~я даже сђщїи эT рода и^хъ полђчатъ и^ми до'лжное мђченїе, и^же ст~го б~а и^ зако'нъ е^го во'лне эTстђпи'ша,
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For know ye, that should we conceive any evil design against, or in any manner aggrieve them, we shall ever have as our opposite, not man, but the highest God, the ruler of all might. From Him there will be no escape, as the avenger of such deeds. Fare ye well.
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пригл~аша б^о цр~ю ја%ко чрева ра'ди свое^го бжsтвеная преда'нїя престђпи'ша, т^о ниже цр~ьскимъ повеле'нїемъ бл~гораꙁђмни бђдђтъ.
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When they had received this letter, they were not forward to depart immediately. They petitioned the king to be allowed to inflict fitting punishment upon those of their race who had willingly transgressed the holy God, and the law of God.
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ѓ^н# же пои%стиннњ сїя гл~а та'ко бы'ти, и^ похваливъ даде и^мъ вла'сть сїю е^же ја%ти всњхъ престђпникъ зако'на бж~їя, по всњхъ мњстњхъ црsтвїя е^го, съ дръзостїю безъ вся'коя цр~ьскїя вла'сти и^ съꙁренїа, ё^би'ти і^ и^скорени'ти и^хъ”
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They alleged that men who had for their bellies' sake transgressed the ordinances of God, would never be faithful to the interests of the king.
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Тогда` і^ё^де'и бл~годари'ша цр~ю ја%ко подо'ба бњше, і^ере'и же и^хъ ѓ^ сихъ и^ вс^е мно'жество вкђпњ воZгласи'ша а^л#лилђі^а`, и^ съ ра'достїю эTи^до'ша”
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The king admitted the truth of this reasoning, and commended them. Full power was given them, without warrant or special commission, to destroy those who had transgressed the law of God boldly in every part of the king's dominions.
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Си'це же приклю'чшагося престђпника мђча'хђ и^же бњше эT ро'да и^хъ, и^ ѓ'бразᲆ подава'хђ и%нњмъ,
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Their priests, then, as it was meet, saluted him with good wishes, and all the people echoed with the Hallelujah. They then joyfully departed.
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и^ въ мђченїи тоM ё^би'ша дн~и ѓ%наго бо'леи триста мђжїи. ё^бива'ющи же и^хъ бл~гоё^мне веселя'хђся”
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Then they punished and destroyed with ignominy every polluted Jew that fell in their way;
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А$ и'же да'же до сме'рти съ гм~ъ бм~ъ пребы'ша, полђчи'вши съвръшенђю свобо'дђ вњнча'ша себе эT разли'чных# цвњтъ сплет#ше вњн#цы. и^ эTи^доша эT гра'да съ веселїем#, и^ въс#клица'нїемъ, въ хваленїиX, и^ вс^е бл~гогла'сныхъ пњнїихъ бл~годаря'ще б~а эTц~ь, и^ сп~са і^и^л~ева”
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slaying thus, in that day, above three hundred men, and esteeming this destruction of the wicked a season of joy.
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ПришеDше же въ мњсто п#толомаи^дђ нарица'емое родофорон#ское, в немже ѓ^жида'хђ иX корабли мно'ѕи. и^ по ѓ^бщемъ и^хъ совњте,
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They themselves having held fast their God unto death, and having enjoyed a full deliverance, departed from the city garlanded with sweet-flowered wreaths of every kind. Uttering exclamations of joy, with songs of praise, and melodious hymns they thanked the God of their fathers, the eternal Saviour of Israel.
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и^ т^ђ сᲆтвори'ша пирᲆ спsнїя на дн~и сеDмь” Цр~ь б^о дарова кое^мђждо и^хъ потреб#ная на пђти да'же до жили'ща и^хъ.
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Having arrived at Ptolemais, called from the specialty of that district Rose-bearing, where the fleet, in accordance with the general wish, waited for them seven days,
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they partook of a banquet of deliverance, for the king generously granted them severally the means of securing a return home.
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сђщи же свобо'дни эTи^доша е^ді'ни земле'ю, дрђѕїи же мо'ремъ, и^нїи же рњко'ю цр~ьскимъ повеле'нїемъ ко'ждо въ своя` с^и. и^ ё^дръжа'ша вла'сть наD вра'ги бо'льшђю неже прежде сла'вою, и^ стра'хоM, та'кожDе и^ сђщества кое^гождо ё^целњша.*
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They were accordingly brought back in peace, while they gave utterance to becoming thanks; and they determined to keep these days during their sojourn as days of joyfulness.
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въспрїяша б^о эT пописа'нїи ко'ждо. а^ще же кт^о и^мᲇ что` эT и^мњнїи и^хъ стра'хомъ ве'лии^мъ эTдая'хђ и^м#. величїа же ра'ди и^ силы бж~їя ю%же сътвори` ѓ^ сп~сенїю и^х#,
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These they registered as sacred upon a pillar, when they had dedicated the place of their festivity to be one of prayer. They departed unharmed, free, abundant in joy, preserved by the king's command, by land, by sea, and by river, each to his own home.
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бл~гословля'хђ е^го въ вњчное врњмя ѓ^ і^ил~и”
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They had more weight than before among their enemies; and were honoured and feared, and no one in any way robbed them of their goods.
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Every man received back his own, according to inventory; those who had obtained their goods, giving them up with the greatest terror. For the greatest God wrought with perfectness wonders for their salvation.
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Blessed be the Redeemer of Israel unto everlasting. Amen.