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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... Roman of Josephus and of the apostles , and takes away much prise which the modern Protestants have at those laws tles , where no widows , but those who had been the wive band only , are taken into the church - list , and no bishop ...
... Roman of Josephus and of the apostles , and takes away much prise which the modern Protestants have at those laws tles , where no widows , but those who had been the wive band only , are taken into the church - list , and no bishop ...
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... Romans call this bird bubo ) [ an owl , ] one of those that were bound , a German by nation , saw him , and asked a soldier what that man in pur- ple was ; and when he was informed that his name was Agrippa , and that he was by nation a ...
... Romans call this bird bubo ) [ an owl , ] one of those that were bound , a German by nation , saw him , and asked a soldier what that man in pur- ple was ; and when he was informed that his name was Agrippa , and that he was by nation a ...
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... Romans ; some of which were affected , when they e to him , with the gracefulness of their reception by , and others were affected in the same manner by the ort of the others that had been with him : and upon his th there was a ...
... Romans ; some of which were affected , when they e to him , with the gracefulness of their reception by , and others were affected in the same manner by the ort of the others that had been with him : and upon his th there was a ...
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... Roman empire by his fatality , but h also , because his preservation would now deper as would be more potent than himself , who wo thing not to be borne , that a kinsman should liv and so his relation would not be able to prot he would ...
... Roman empire by his fatality , but h also , because his preservation would now deper as would be more potent than himself , who wo thing not to be borne , that a kinsman should liv and so his relation would not be able to prot he would ...
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... Romans understood that Tiberius was dead , they rejoiced at the good news , but had not courage to believe it : not because they were unwilling it should be true , for they would have given large sums of money that it might be so , but ...
... Romans understood that Tiberius was dead , they rejoiced at the good news , but had not courage to believe it : not because they were unwilling it should be true , for they would have given large sums of money that it might be so , but ...
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