13 and from within, the expectation of being less prefers ignorance of the cause that brings the torment. (WEB) 14 But they, all through the night which was powerless indeed, and which came upon them out of the recesses of powerless Hades, sleeping the same sleep, (WEB) 15 now were haunted by monstrous apparitions, and now were paralyzed by their soul’s surrendering; for sudden and unexpected fear came upon them. (WEB)
Wisdom of Solomon 17:13–15
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