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together with three other Jewish youths, to the palace of the
King of Babylon, where he was educated in all the know-
ledge of the Chaldeans. He lived there until the Persian
Conquest and the fall of the Babylonian Empire. He pro-
phesied under Nebuchadnezzar as well as under Darius. The
Biblical critics do not ascribe the authorship of the entire
Book to Daniel, who lived and died at least a couple of
centuries before the Greek Conquest, which he mentions
under the name of "Yavan = Ionia." The first eight chap-
ters - if I am not mistaken - are written in the Chaldean
and the latter portion in the Hebrew. For our immediate
purpose it is not so much the date and the authorship of the
book that forms the important question as the actual fulfill-
ment of the prophecy, contained in the Septuagint version,
which was made some three centuries before the Christian era.
According to the interpretation by the Angel, each one
King of Babylon, where he was educated in all the know-
ledge of the Chaldeans. He lived there until the Persian
Conquest and the fall of the Babylonian Empire. He pro-
phesied under Nebuchadnezzar as well as under Darius. The
Biblical critics do not ascribe the authorship of the entire
Book to Daniel, who lived and died at least a couple of
centuries before the Greek Conquest, which he mentions
under the name of "Yavan = Ionia." The first eight chap-
ters - if I am not mistaken - are written in the Chaldean
and the latter portion in the Hebrew. For our immediate
purpose it is not so much the date and the authorship of the
book that forms the important question as the actual fulfill-
ment of the prophecy, contained in the Septuagint version,
which was made some three centuries before the Christian era.
According to the interpretation by the Angel, each one