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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... dangerous plot laid st him by Sejanus , a man who had been her husband's d , and who had the greatest authority , because he was ral of the army , and when many members of the senate , many of the freed - men joined with him , and the ...
... dangerous plot laid st him by Sejanus , a man who had been her husband's d , and who had the greatest authority , because he was ral of the army , and when many members of the senate , many of the freed - men joined with him , and the ...
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... dangerous ; nor will the gods suffer those actions , which are unjustly done , contrary to that law which directs men to act otherwise , to go off unpunished . " This was the speech which Tiberius made , which did not persuade Caius to ...
... dangerous ; nor will the gods suffer those actions , which are unjustly done , contrary to that law which directs men to act otherwise , to go off unpunished . " This was the speech which Tiberius made , which did not persuade Caius to ...
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... danger and that affliction that may come either on my body or my soul , than see so many of you to perish , while you are acting in so excellent a manner . Do you , therefore , every one of you , go your way about your own occupations ...
... danger and that affliction that may come either on my body or my soul , than see so many of you to perish , while you are acting in so excellent a manner . Do you , therefore , every one of you , go your way about your own occupations ...
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... of Caius to Agrippa , is very like that of Herod Antipas , his uncle , to Herodius , Agrippa's sister , about John the Baptist , Matt . xiv . 6-11 . though he knew how dangerous a thing it was so Chap . VIII . 27 OF THE JEWS .
... of Caius to Agrippa , is very like that of Herod Antipas , his uncle , to Herodius , Agrippa's sister , about John the Baptist , Matt . xiv . 6-11 . though he knew how dangerous a thing it was so Chap . VIII . 27 OF THE JEWS .
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... dangerous a thing it was so to speak ; for , had not Caius approved of it , it had tended to no less than the loss of his life . So Caius , who was mightily taken with Agrippa's obliging behaviour , and on other accounts thinking it a ...
... dangerous a thing it was so to speak ; for , had not Caius approved of it , it had tended to no less than the loss of his life . So Caius , who was mightily taken with Agrippa's obliging behaviour , and on other accounts thinking it a ...
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