Esther 7

^{2 a} Read {Chap. 5,6}

^{3 !} The quene biddeth the King & Haman againe & praieth for her selfe and her people.

^{4 b} Haman cold not so muche profite the King by this his malice, as he shulde hinder him by the losse of the Jewes, & the tribute which he hath of them.

^{5 /} Ebr. filleth his heart.

^{6 !} She accuseth Haman and he is hanged on the gallows, which he had prepared for Mordecai.

^{7 c} His conscience did accuse him that as he had conspired the death of innocents, for the vengeance of God might fall vpon him for the same.

^{8 d} He fel downe at the beddes fete or couche, whereupon she sate, and made request for his life.

^{8 e} This was the maner of the Persians, when one was out of the Kings fauour.

^{9 f} Which discouered the conspiracie against the King {Chap. 2,2}