Bathsheba
| Bathsheba | |
|---|---|
 Bathsheba holding king David's letter bi Willem Drost, 1654, Louvre Museum | |
| Queen consort o Israel | |
| Spouse | Uriah the Hittite King David |
| Issue | Unnamed son Solomon Nathan Shammua Shobab |
| Hoose | Hoose o David |
| Faither | Eliam |
| Mither | Unkent |
| Releegion | Judaism |
Bathsheba[a] wis the wife o Uriah the Hittite an later o Dauvit, accordin tae the Ebreu Bible. She is maist kent for the biblical narrative in that she wis summoned bi King Dauvit, that haed seen her bathin an lustit efter her. She wis the mither o Solomon, that succeedit David as king, makkin her the Queen mither.
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- ↑ "Bathsheba". Collins Dictionary. n.d. Retrieved 24 September 2014.
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