In this artwork, how is the The Book of Judith of the Subject elucidated?
Her sandal ravished his eye, 
Her beauty made captive his soul, The sword passed through his neck.
The Book of Judith is an apocryphal text that follows the triumph of Judith, a Jewish widow from Bethulia, in her assassination of the Assyrian General Holofernes. Bethulia was under siege and on the verge of surrender following the invasion of the Assyrian army. Unable to stand by while her people suffered, Judith set out to enact divine justice by killing their general, Holofernes, and ultimately dismantling the Assyrian forces.With a scheme to feign surrender, Judith adorned herself in finery to seduce Holofernes. Along with her handmaiden, Abra, the two women approached the enemy encampment with an act of deference that granted them entry. Holofernes quickly succumbed to Judith and invited her to a banquet in his private quarters soon after her arrival.Holofernes drank himself into a stupor on the night of the banquet while celebrating his perceived victory. Judith, who he had hoped to bed, used this as her opportunity to finish her task. With his sword, she beheads Holofernes in two fell blows. Judith and Abra then return to Bethulia with the severed head of the general in a sack, effectively ending the conflict.
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