The Genuine Works of Flavius Josephus: The Learned and Authentic Jewish Historian, and Celebrated Warrior ; to which are Prefixed, Three Dissertations, Volume 5David Huntington, 1815 |
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... was reduced to the utmost necessity , and came to Ptolemais ; and , because he knew not where else to get a livelihood , he thought to sail to Italy ; but as he was re- strained from so doing by want of money , he 4 Book XVIIY .
... was reduced to the utmost necessity , and came to Ptolemais ; and , because he knew not where else to get a livelihood , he thought to sail to Italy ; but as he was re- strained from so doing by want of money , he 4 Book XVIIY .
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... Italy , while she and her children de- parted for Judea . 4. And now Agrippa was come to Puteoli , whence he wrote a letter to Tiberius Caesar , who then lived at Capreae , and told him , that he was come so far in order to wait on him ...
... Italy , while she and her children de- parted for Judea . 4. And now Agrippa was come to Puteoli , whence he wrote a letter to Tiberius Caesar , who then lived at Capreae , and told him , that he was come so far in order to wait on him ...
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... Italy ; whene scruple to give a command , that the statue of Ju pius , so called , because he was honoured at th games by the Greeks , which was the work of Athenian , should be brought to Rome . Yet did pass his end , because the ...
... Italy ; whene scruple to give a command , that the statue of Ju pius , so called , because he was honoured at th games by the Greeks , which was the work of Athenian , should be brought to Rome . Yet did pass his end , because the ...
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... Italy , and those without it , both kings and governors , by the means of the ambassadors , and to have them exposed to the public for full thirty days , in such a place , * whence it may plainly be read from the ground ...
... Italy , and those without it , both kings and governors , by the means of the ambassadors , and to have them exposed to the public for full thirty days , in such a place , * whence it may plainly be read from the ground ...
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... Italy to the emperor , that he might hear their cause , and determine their differences one with another . But he came again to the city of Jerusalem , out of his fear that the multitude of the Jews should at- tempt some innovations ...
... Italy to the emperor , that he might hear their cause , and determine their differences one with another . But he came again to the city of Jerusalem , out of his fear that the multitude of the Jews should at- tempt some innovations ...
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