And Parmashta, and Arisai, and Aridai, and Vajezatha,
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The verse 9 is found in chapter 9 of Esther. In Susa many enemies are killed, including Haman's ten sons. The text specifies that the Jews do not take the plunder, even though they were authorized to do so. This detail distinguishes the defense from a pursuit of enrichment and directly addresses a possible economic interpretation of the conflict.
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Parmastha, Arisai, Aridai, Vajesatha,
Y a Pharmastha, y a Arisai, y a Aridai, y a Vaizatha,
Parmaschtha, Arizaï, Aridaï et Vajezatha,
e Parmasta, ed Arisai, ed Aridai, e Vaizata, dieci figliuoli di Haman,
E a Farmasta, e a Arisai, e a Aridai, e a Vaisata;
帕瑪斯他 、 亞利賽 、 亞利代 、 瓦耶撒他 ;
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