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'''Judas Ischariotes''' <Latin>  / ''Judas Iscariot'' (1765ca) is an oratorio by [[František Xaver Brixi]] (mus.), written on an original text by an unknown author.

==Abstract==

Oratorio for Good Friday in Holy Week. In the convention of Baroque poetry, three allegorical figure - Justice (bass), Death (alto) and Hope (Soprano) - speak to the central character, Judas (tenor).

==Editions, performances==

Composed in the 1760s.

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