Referring Clues

• Poet Pound
• Book after II Chronicles
• It begins "In the first year of Cyrus king of Persia..."
• Jerusalem visitor from the Persian court
• College founder Cornell
• Book before Nehemiah
• It begins "In the first year of Cyrus..."
• Cornell of Cornell University
• Pound of poetry
• Pound of literature
• Book that tells of the rebuilding of the Temple of Jerusalem
• Book of Artaxerxes
• Browning's "Rabbi Ben ___"
• University founder Cornell
• Pound of verse
• Old Testament book
• Rock band Better Than ___
• Book that tells of the reign of Cyrus
• Book that tells of the reign of Cyrus the Great
• Book that details the reign of Cyrus
• Pound with a metric system?
• College endower Cornell
• Early Jewish reformer
• Prophet who led Jews back to Jerusalem
• Rock music's Better Than ___
• Book after Chronicles
• Fitch who co-founded Abercrombie & Fitch
• Biblical prophet
• Rock's Better Than ___
• Poisoned husband in "Mourning Becomes Electra"
• Writer Pound
• Fitch of Abercrombie & Fitch
• Cornell of university fame
• Book concerned with the end of the Babylonian captivity
• Author of the Books of Chronicles, by tradition
• Cornell or Pound
• Western Union founder Cornell
• Pound or Cornell
• Robert Browning's "Rabbi Ben ___"
• University endower Cornell
• Philanthropist Cornell
• Pound of poetry books
• Cornell who founded Cornell
• Western Union Telegraph founder Cornell
• Cornell for whom the college was named
• Bible book about the Jews' return from Babylonia
• Biblical scribe
• Cornell founder Cornell
• Fifteenth Old Testament book
• Book of the Hagiographa
• Bible book before Nehemiah
• Reformer for whom a Bible book is named
• Biblical reformer
• "The Snowy Day" author ___ Jack Keats
• Better Than ___ (band with the 1995 hit "Good")
• Old Testament book after II Chronicles
• Children's book author ___ Jack Keats
• Name that comes from the Hebrew word for "help"
• Bible book that begins "Now in the first year of Cyrus king of Persia"
• 1963 Caldecott Medal winner ___ Jack Keats
• Eisenhower's Agriculture Secretary ___ Taft Benson
• '50s agriculture secretary ___ Taft Benson
• ___ Jack Keats, Caldecott Medal winner for "The Snowy Day"
• Old Testament reformer
• See 46-Across
• Chronicles preceder
• Pound the poet
• Old Testament book before Nehemiah
• Cornell the financier
• Nehemiah follows it
• Robert Browning's "Rabbi Ben ___"
• Bible book that tells of the reign of Cyrus
• Old Testament scribe
• Pound of poems
• Founder of Cornell
• Old Testament prophet
• College co-founder Cornell
• Cornell's Cornell
• It begins "Now in the first year of Cyrus . . ."
• Book of the Bible
• It begins "Now in the first year of Cyrus"
• Biblical priest
• University cofounder Cornell
• Biblical book
• Pound who wrote "Hugh Selwyn Mauberley"
• Rock's better than
• Fitch of Abercrombie Fitch
• '50s agriculture secretary ___ Taft Benson
• ___ Jack Keats, Caldecott Medal winner for "The Snowy Day"
• Pound with a metric system
• It begins "Now in the first year of Cyrus ..."
• Bible book after Daniel
• Book that chronicles the return to Zion
• Book that begins "Now in the first year of Cyrus king of Persia ..."
• Fitch who partnered with David Abercrombie
• It's before Nehemiah
• Biblical book or prophet
• Philanthropist Cornell
• Caldecott Medal winner ___ Jack Keats
• Financier Cornell
• First name of 18-Across
• ___ the Scribe
• ___ the scribe
• Book after Daniel
• Pound using feet
• Bible book or prophet
• Literary Pound
• Better Than ___ ('90s band)
• Cornell who founded Western Union
• Jewish priest and scholar of Biblical times
• Political blogger Klein
• Fitch who partnered with Abercrombie
• Biblical figure believed to be buried near Basra
• '80s-'90s Mormon leader ___ Taft Benson
• Biblical book once combined with Nehemiah
• Columnist Klein
• Biblical figure whose name means "help"
• Bibilcal prophet
• "Ripostes" poet Pound
• Poet friend of T.S.
• Better Than ___ (rock trio based in New Orleans)
• Canto crafter Pound
• Bible book
• Alternative rock's Better Than ___
• Book of ___
• Pound impounded at Pisa
• Poet ___ Pound
• TV pundit/blogger Klein
• Poetry's Pound
• Book of the Old Testament
• Political columnist Klein
• ___ Taft Benson (1980s-'90s Mormon leader)
• Political writer/blogger Klein
• Hebrew prophet
• Klein of Vox.com
• Poet friend of author Ernest
• Cornell founder
• Pound or Stone
• Poetic Pound
• First name in poetry
• Better Than ___
• Free verse poet Pound
• Pound who was a master of the adverse
• "In the Blood" band Better Than ___
• MSNBC contributor Klein
• Cornell endower Cornell
• "In the Blood" Better Than ___
• "Rosealia" Better Than ___
• Old Testament book - American poet Pound
• ___ Pound, American poet
• Book the last waltz in time
• Book, the last written in a long time
• Old Testament book and priest
• Jewish priest - book of the Bible
• Time to get hold of unknown book
• Pound for a book
• Pound's variable during long period
• Hagiographa book
• Pound of the 13 bible
• Pound for book
• Old book, last in period
• Blogger Klein
• It begins "Now in the first year of Cyrus king of Persia ..."
• Vox editor at large Klein
• Book after 2 Chronicles
• Edelman who directed "O.J.: Made in America"
• Imagist poet Pound
• Pound or the prophet
• Actor Miller of "Justice League"
• Cornell of Cornell
• Cornell founder's first
• "Fantastic Beasts" actor Miller
• Bible book with a "Z"
• "The Cantos" poet Pound
• ___-Nehemiah: Hebrew Bible book
• Alt-rock band Better Than ___
• Pound who wrote "Literature is news that stays news"
• "Nicotine" poet Pound
• Miller of "Justice League"
• Bible book whose title anagrams to "raze"
• Book after Ezekiel, alphabetically
• Scribe in the Hebrew Bible
• Old Testament book next alphabetically after Ezekiel
• "The Snowy Day" Caldecott winner ___ Jack Keats
• Pound who was a friend of T.S. Eliot
• Musician Furman
• Vampire Weekend lead vocalist Koenig
• Cornell University co-founder Cornell
• "Transangelic Exodus" musician Furman
• One of the books of the Old Testament
• English singer/songwriter George ___
• Ancient priest or book, outwardly of great age
• "Girl Baby" singer Michel
• "Star Wars: Rebels" protagonist Bridger
• Pound who wrote "In a Station of the Metro"
• Political commentator Klein
• ___ Koenig, frontman of rock's Vampire Weekend
• Journalist Klein who co-founded Vox
• Podcaster Klein
• Vampire Weekend lead singer Koenig
• Progressive journalist Klein
• Vox co-founder Klein
• ___ Fitz ("Pretty Little Liars" teacher)
• ___ Klein, author of "Why We're Polarized"
• New York Times opinion writer Klein
• Cornell University's namesake
• Book just after Ezekiel, alphabetically