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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... afterward , Tiberius came from Capreae to 1 which is about an hundred furlongs from Rom then desired of Antonia , that she would procure for Eutychus , let the matter whereof he accused what it would . Now Antonia was greatly estee ...
... afterward , Tiberius came from Capreae to 1 which is about an hundred furlongs from Rom then desired of Antonia , that she would procure for Eutychus , let the matter whereof he accused what it would . Now Antonia was greatly estee ...
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... afterward Agrippa was come to the kingdom , he took particular care of Thaumastus , and got him his liberty from Caius , and made him the steward over his own estate ; and when he died , he left him to Agrippa , his son , and to ...
... afterward Agrippa was come to the kingdom , he took particular care of Thaumastus , and got him his liberty from Caius , and made him the steward over his own estate ; and when he died , he left him to Agrippa , his son , and to ...
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... afterward . This man put himself into the most mourn- ful habit he could , although he had a greater hatred against : Caius than any one else , his fear and his wise contrivancés to gain his safety taught him so to do , and prevailed ...
... afterward . This man put himself into the most mourn- ful habit he could , although he had a greater hatred against : Caius than any one else , his fear and his wise contrivancés to gain his safety taught him so to do , and prevailed ...
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... afterward got out of his bonds , and was advanced to be a more illustrious king than he was before . Whence men may understand , that all that partake of human nature , how great soever they are , may fall ; and that those that fall may ...
... afterward got out of his bonds , and was advanced to be a more illustrious king than he was before . Whence men may understand , that all that partake of human nature , how great soever they are , may fall ; and that those that fall may ...
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... afterwards against the Jews . And , now king Agrippa took the [ high ] priesthood away from Si- mon Cantheras , and put Jonathan , the son of Ananus , into it again , and owned that he was more worthy of that dignity than the other ...
... afterwards against the Jews . And , now king Agrippa took the [ high ] priesthood away from Si- mon Cantheras , and put Jonathan , the son of Ananus , into it again , and owned that he was more worthy of that dignity than the other ...
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