Mirod

Family: Egyptians · Role: Pharaoh's chief butler · First appears: Pharaoh'S Dreams

Life events

Mirod disclosed that Joseph had interpreted his and the chief baker’s dreams correctly.(Pharaoh'S Dreams · 📍 the house of the captain of the guard)
- With: Joseph
- “and he interpreted our dreams to us, and it came to pass, as he interpreted to us, so it was.”
Mirod urged Pharaoh to spare the Egyptians and summon Joseph to interpret his dreams.(Pharaoh'S Dreams · 📍 the dungeon)
- With: Pharaoh (Joseph's) Joseph
- “Therefore, O king, stay the hand of the hangmen, let them not execute the Egyptians. The slave I speak of is still in the dungeon, and if the king will consent to summon him hither, he will surely interpret thy dreams.”

employer: Pharaoh (Joseph's) “However, Mirod, Pharaoh's chief butler, took fright, seeing that the king was so vexed at his failure to secure an interpretation of his dreams that he was on the point of giving up the ghost.”

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