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Jobab: character portrait from Tarzan triumphant (Burroughs, Edgar Rice)

A character in Tarzan triumphant

Jobab

Tarzan triumphant by Burroughs, Edgar Rice

An apostle of the South Midians and a fervent religious bigot.

Also known as: the Apostle Jobab, Jobab the Apostle

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Meet Jobab

An apostle of the South Midians and a fervent religious bigot. He encourages the persecution of Lady Barbara and Jezebel and invokes supposed revelations to preserve the community's violent rites.

On the page

An elderly man with watery eyes, an enormous deformed-looking nose, a weak receding chin, and a long filthy beard. His long hair and rough goat-skin clothing are unkempt.

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