Shelomith

Family: Israelites · Role: wife of Dathan; daughter of Dibri · First appears: The Youth Of Moses

In The Youth Of Moses, Shelomith is identified as the daughter of Dibri and the wife of Dathan. One day, while Dathan was scarcely out of sight, the Egyptian taskmaster assaulted her; their illicit relation produced the blasphemer of the Name, whom Moses later ordered executed during the march through the desert.

Relationship record

Life events

• The Egyptian taskmaster assaulted Shelomith, and their illicit relation produced the blasphemer of the Name.(The Youth Of Moses)
  • With: the Egyptian taskmaster who assaulted Shelomith (Section 67) Dathan the blasphemer of the Name (Section 67)
  • “The husband scarcely out of sight, he executed the villainy he had planned, and dishonored the woman, and the fruit of this illicit relation was the blasphemer of the Name whom Moses ordered to execution on the march through the desert.”

The Youth Of Moses

• married with Dathan “One of these Hebrew officers, Dathan by name, had a wife, Shelomith, the daughter of Dibri, of the tribe of Dan, who was of extraordinary beauty, but inclined to be very loquacious.”
• parent: Dibri “One of these Hebrew officers, Dathan by name, had a wife, Shelomith, the daughter of Dibri, of the tribe of Dan, who was of extraordinary beauty, but inclined to be very loquacious.”
• child: the blasphemer of the Name (Section 67) “and the fruit of this illicit relation was the blasphemer of the Name whom Moses ordered to execution on the march through the desert.”

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