Its namesake has visions of four beasts coming out of the sea, and another involving a two horned ram from the East and also recounts the writing of "mene, mene, tekel upharsin" at Belshazzar's feast.
One figure in this work orders to chop a tree plentiful in fruits, whose stump is then banded, and the reigns of Darius of Mede and Cyrus the Great are described anachronistically in it. Its final book describes the destruction of Bel and the Dragon. Its namesake has visions of four beasts coming out of the sea, and another involving a two horned ram from the East and also recounts the writing of "mene, mene, tekel upharsin" at Belshazzar's feast. For 10 points, identify this book from the Old Testament, whose namesake survives after being cast into a lion's den.
One figure in this work orders to chop a tree plentiful in fruits, whose stump is then banded, and the reigns of Darius of Mede and Cyrus the Great are described anachronistically in it.
Book of Daniel