Davideis: The life of David King of Israel: A sacred poem. In five books.

Mode of access: Internet.

An historical account of the life and reign of David, King of Israel. Interspersed with various conjectures, digressions and disquisitions. In which (among other things) Mr. Bayle's criticisms, upon the conduct and character of that prince, are fully considered.

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David, king of Israel: his life and its lessons.

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Shulamit an Ancient Love-Drama. Known as the "Song of Songs," and attributed to Solomon, King of Israel

Gershon Katz

The tragedy of Israel /

Pt. I. King Saul.--Pt.II. King David.--Pt.III. King Solomon.

Saul, king of Israel,

A poem.

A song to David, 1763.

"Facsimile printed from type", with reproduction of original t.-p.: A song to David. By Christopher Smart ... London, Printed for the author; and sold by Mr. Fletcher ... 1763.

David, roi, psalmiste, prophète avec une introduction sur la nouvelle critique,

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David der Mann der Hoffnung auf Gott; in einem Cyklus von Predigten zur Belebung der christlichen Hoffnung.

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David, the shepherd boy. [music] : a cantata in ten scenes for the choir and the choral society, with numbers for children's voices, if desired /

Notations for dramatic staging included.

...Christopher Smart.

The author's "A song to David".

Nir Daṿid : shire tifʼeret ... Daṿid ben Yishai melekh Yiśraʼel.

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History of the people of Israel

Translated by J. H. Allen and Mrs. E. W. Latimer.

The Banknotes of Israel

3 banknotes of Israel. 50, 100, and 500 Sheqalim. 50 Sheqalim: Obverse: Portrait of David Ben-Gurion. Reverse: Golden Gate in the Old City of Jerusalem. This bill is predominantly creme, grey and brown coloured. 100 Sheqalim: Obverse: Portrait of Ze'ev Jabotinsky, background- "Shuni" inn near Binyamina. Reverse: Herod's Gate in Jerusalem. The main colouring of the bill is orange-brown. 500 Sheqalim: Obverse: Portrait of Baron Edmond de Rothschild, background-vineyard workers. Reverse: Wine shrub, and in Hebrew alphabetical order, the names of the 44 settlements the Baron founded or helped to found. The colouring is red.