Jud

• “He was put on trial—where he was known as Jud Süss, or Jew Süss—for the prince's sins, or, rather, for "perpetration of detestable abuses on gentlemen and people.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Bigotry at the Box Office

• “Remember, it's 1943: Jud is not just the snake in paradise; he's Hitler.”

  Out of Our Dreams

• “A speedy trial acquits Curly of any guilt in Jud's death (it was self-defense), and the newlyweds ride off into the rising sun.”

  Out of Our Dreams

• “Jud is given one moment to prove himself otherwise — the song "Lonely Room," too often omitted, where he vents his social resentment and his rage at the Curlys of this world, who look down on him.”

  Out of Our Dreams

• “Grotius translates, "her dancers," as in Jud 21: 21, 23; 1Sa”

  Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible

• “Compare the similar fate of these (2Ch 20: 23) with that of the foes mentioned in Jud 7: 22, here referred to.”

  Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible

• “The general account stated in Jud 20: 35 is followed by a detailed narrative of the battle, which is continued to the end of the chapter.”

  Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible

• “Judah's cause; in Jud 6: 32, Jerub, in Jerub-baal is so used, namely,”

  Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible

• “(says the Tárikh Muntakhab) at Ramlah in Judæa, with the seventy”

  The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night

• “They can be ugly at times - Laurey calls Jud a mangy dog that ought to be shot.”

  The Seattle Times

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