Esth	CPDV	10:6	The little fountain which grew into a river, and had turned into light and into the sun, and overflowed into many waters, is Esther, whom the king received as wife and whom he preferred to be queen.
Esth	DRC	10:6	The little fountain which grew into a river, and was turned into a light, and into the sun, and abounded into many waters, is Esther, whom the king married, and made queen.

Esth	VulgSist	10:6	Parvus fons, qui crevit in fluvium, et in lucem, solemque conversus est, et in aquas plurimas redundavit: Esther est, quam rex accepit uxorem, et voluit esse reginam.
Esth	VulgCont	10:6	Cumque esset ingressus, ait illi: Quid debet fieri viro, quem rex honorare desiderat? Cogitans autem in corde suo Aman, et reputans quod nullum alium rex, nisi se, vellet honorare,
Esth	Vulgate	10:6	Parvus fons qui crevit in fluvium et in lucem solemque conversus est et in aquas plurimas redundavit Esther est quam rex accepit uxorem et voluit esse reginam
Esth	VulgHetz	10:6	Parvus fons, qui crevit in fluvium, et in lucem, solemque conversus est, et in aquas plurimas redundavit: Esther est, quam rex accepit uxorem, et voluit esse reginam.
Esth	VulgClem	10:6	Parvus fons, qui crevit in fluvium, et in lucem solemque conversus est, et in aquas plurimas redundavit : Esther est quam rex accepit uxorem, et voluit esse reginam.

Esth	Wycliffe	10:6	A litil welle, that wexide in to a flood, and was turned in to the liyt and sunne, and turnede ayen in to ful many watris, is Hester, whom the kyng took in to wijf, and wolde that sche were his queen.
Esth	SpaPlate	10:6	La pequeña fuente que creció hasta hacerse un río, y se convirtió en luz y en sol, y llegó a ser una masa de aguas, es Ester, a quien el rey tomó por mujer y quiso que fuese reina.
Esth	NlCanisi	10:6	het kleine beekje, dat een stroom werd, waarop licht, zon en grote watervloed kwam. Die stroom is Ester, die met den koning huwde en tot koningin werd verheven.
Esth	FreCramp	10:6	la petite source qui devint un fleuve, et la lumière qui se fit, et le soleil et la masse d'eau. Le fleuve, c'est Esther, que le roi a prise pour femme et qu'il a faite reine.
Esth	FreVulgG	10:6	La petite fontaine (source) qui s’accrut et devint un fleuve, et qui se changea en lumière et en soleil, et se répandit en eaux (très) abondantes, c’est Esther, que le roi épousa, et qu’il voulut faire reine.