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Lysias was flattered and bewildered to have so gracious a note from that haughty old Sadducee, David Ben-Zadok.
A bright young Jewess, well versed in the classics, orphaned and in need of employment (wrote David), might be available to make repairs on the dilapidated Corinthian library recently acquired by His Highness the Tetrarch. The letter was written in Greek, which still further pleased the steward with implications that he was a person of some culture.