- Judith by Christian Hernandez
... , is about to surrender when Judith, a Jewish widow of great beauty and piety, takes it upon herself to enter the enemy camp. She gains the favor of Holofernes, who seeks an opportunity to seduce her. Judith beheads him while he is drunk. Judith returns to the city with his head, and the Jews rout the enemy. The story depicts Judith as an example for godly Jews ...
- Judi by Joan Ellis
Judi is a feminine given nameHebrew: Diminutive of Judith: Jewess. PraisedEnglish: Short form of Judith
- Judy by Joan Ellis
Judy is a feminine given nameHebrew: Form of Judith. admiredEnglish: Short form of Judith
- Arne, Thomas Augustine by Amelia Stevenson
... James Thomson. He composed new music for an adaptation of Milton's masque Comus (1738) and for some of the songs in Shakespeare's plays. He also wrote operas, oratorios, including Judith (1761), instrumental music, and incidental music for plays.
- Chadwick, George Whitefield by Benjamin White
... Van Winkle. (1879); the opera Judith (1901); and especially Symphonic Sketches. (1908) and the song A Ballad of Trees and the Master. (1899). Although much influenced by German music, Chadwick's best works have been described as having Yankee humor and impudence.