Lot (Sveto pismo) (Slovenian Wikipedia)

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Mirabeau, Honoré (1867). Erotika Biblion. Chevalier de Pierrugues. Chez tous les Libraries.

Drummond, Dorothy Weitz, 2004, Holy land, whose land?: modern dilemma, ancient roots, p. 75
Hasan, Masudul (1987). History of Islam, Volume 1. Islamic Publications. str. 26. Pridobljeno 9. julija 2012. Citat: Lut je bil nečak preroka Abrahama. Z Abrahamom je migriral iz Iraka v Kanaan v Palestini. Kot preroka so ga poslali v mesti Sodoma in Gomora, ki se nahajata vzhodno od Mrtvega morja. Prebivalci teh mest so bili krivi neizrekljivih zločinov. Bili so zasvojeni s homoseksualnostjo in ropi na cestah. Lut je ljudi opozoril, vendar ga niso hoteli poslušati. Molil je k Alahu, naj kaznuje ljudi. Lot je ponoči zapustil mesto s svojimi privrženci. Takoj ko je odšel, je Alah dvignil [prho iz kamna?]' - končni citat, beseda popačena.
Fuchs, Esther (2003). Sexual Politics in the Biblical Narrative: Reading the Hebrew Bible as a Woman. str. 209. ISBN 9780567042873. Pridobljeno 10. julija 2015.

Katherine B. Low (Fall 2010). »The Sexual Abuse of Lot's Daughters: Reconceptualizing Kinship for the Sake of Our Daughters«. Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion. Indiana University Press. 26 (2): 37–54. doi:10.2979/fsr.2010.26.2.37.

Lowenthal, Anne W. (1988), "Lot and His daughters as Moral Dilemma", in The Age of Rembrandt: Studies in Seventeenth-century Dutch Painting, Volume 3 of Papers in Art History from the Pennsylvania State University, eds. Roland E. Fleischer, Susan Scott Munshower, 1988, Penn State Press, ISBN 0915773023, ISBN 978-0915773022, google books