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Hippolytus of Rome : And so while they were begging, the heart of the king was disturbed and his form was changed and his magistrates were troubled. — Commentary on Daniel 3.15.4 Theodoret of Cyrus : From this it is clear that the Lord was concerned for the welfare of the others and did not take the king's life on the spot, instead giving a glimpse of the writer's fingers. But having startled him by this and instilled fear, he caused the wise men of the Chaldeans to be summoned and showed up their falsity and weakness while producing the need for Daniel's wisdom so as through his tongue to accredit him and benefit the others, and with this happening to inflict punishment at that stage on the impious king. — COMMENTARY ON Daniel 5:9

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