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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... accused by his own freed man , he was bound : how also he was set at liberty by Caius , after Tiberius's death , and was made king of the tetrarchy of Philip . ยง 1. A LITTLE before the death of Herod the king , Agrip- pa lived at Rome ...
... accused by his own freed man , he was bound : how also he was set at liberty by Caius , after Tiberius's death , and was made king of the tetrarchy of Philip . ยง 1. A LITTLE before the death of Herod the king , Agrip- pa lived at Rome ...
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... accused him to Flaccus of the same ; and when , upon a thorough examination of the matter , it appeared plainly so to be , he rejected Agrippa out of the number of his friends . So he was reduced to the utmost necessity , and came to ...
... accused him to Flaccus of the same ; and when , upon a thorough examination of the matter , it appeared plainly so to be , he rejected Agrippa out of the number of his friends . So he was reduced to the utmost necessity , and came to ...
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... accused Agrippa of having defrauded him of certain sums of money , and so obliged Marsyas , when he made the bond of 20,000 Attic drachmae , to ac- cept of 2,500 drachmae * less than what he desired , which the other allowed of ...
... accused Agrippa of having defrauded him of certain sums of money , and so obliged Marsyas , when he made the bond of 20,000 Attic drachmae , to ac- cept of 2,500 drachmae * less than what he desired , which the other allowed of ...
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... accused him of stealing some garments of his , ( which was certainly true , ) he ran away from him ; but when he was caught , and brought before Piso , who was governor of the city , and the man was asked , why he ran away , he + ...
... accused him of stealing some garments of his , ( which was certainly true , ) he ran away from him ; but when he was caught , and brought before Piso , who was governor of the city , and the man was asked , why he ran away , he + ...
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... accused what it would . Now Antonia was greatly estee berius on all accounts , from the dignity of her rela who had been his brother Drusus's wife , and fro nent chastity ; * for though she were still a young * This high commendation of ...
... accused what it would . Now Antonia was greatly estee berius on all accounts , from the dignity of her rela who had been his brother Drusus's wife , and fro nent chastity ; * for though she were still a young * This high commendation of ...
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