Paltit

Role: daughter of Lot · First appears: The Cities Of Sin

Paltit was a daughter of Lot, named because she was born shortly after he escaped captivity with Abraham’s help. She married and lived in Sodom, where she secretly gave bread each day to a starving beggar, hiding it in her water pitcher when she went to draw water. For feeding him, she was burned to death upon a pyre.

Relationship record

Life events

• Paltit had married and lived in Sodom.(The Cities Of Sin · 📍 Sodom)
  • With: Paltit's unnamed husband (Section 069)
  • “Paltit lived in Sodom, where she had married.”
• Paltit secretly gave the starving beggar bread every day.(The Cities Of Sin · 📍 Sodom)
  • With: the starving beggar (Section 069)
  • “But Paltit had pity upon the unfortunate wretch, and every day when she went to the well to draw water, she supplied him with a piece of bread, which she hid in her water pitcher.”
• Paltit was burned to death for giving food to the beggar.(The Cities Of Sin · 📍 Sodom)
  • “She had to pay for her humanity with death; she was burnt upon a pyre.”

The Cities Of Sin

• parent: Lot “Lot had a daughter, Paltit, so named because she had been born to him shortly after he escaped captivity through the help of Abraham.”
• married with Paltit's unnamed husband (Section 069) “Paltit lived in Sodom, where she had married.”

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Extracted from the original text of The Legends of the Jews, Volume I. Made with Rho MD.