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| Brewer, E. Cobham. Dictionary of Phrase & Fable. Jew. (Site not responding. Last check: ) |
 | | When the officers were dragging Jesus out of the hall, Kartaphilos struck Him with his fist in the back, saying, Go quicker, Man; go quicker! Whereupon Jesus replied, I indeed go quickly; but thou shalt tarry till I come again. This man afterwards became a Christian, and was baptised under the name of Joseph. |
 | | The earliest account of the Wandering Jew is in the Book of the Chronicles of the Abbey of St. Albans. |
 | | The legend of the Wild Huntsman, called by Shakespeare Herne, the Hunter, and by Father Mathieu St. Hubert, is said to be a Jew who would not suffer Jesus to drink from a horse-trough, but pointed out to Him some water in a hoof-print, and bade Him go there and drink. |
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