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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... honour to him . Yet did not Herod long continue in that resolution of supporting him , though even that support was not sufficient for him ; for as they were once at a feast at Tyre , and in their cups , and reproaches were cast upon ...
... honour to him . Yet did not Herod long continue in that resolution of supporting him , though even that support was not sufficient for him ; for as they were once at a feast at Tyre , and in their cups , and reproaches were cast upon ...
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... honour among the multitude he firmness of his virtuous behaviour , by the easiness agreeableness of his conversing with the multitude , and use the dignity he was in did not hinder his familiarity them all , as if they were his equals ...
... honour among the multitude he firmness of his virtuous behaviour , by the easiness agreeableness of his conversing with the multitude , and use the dignity he was in did not hinder his familiarity them all , as if they were his equals ...
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... honours equal to his ; for she said , that " she could not bear to live any longer , while Agrippa , the son of that ... honour than thy- self , nor suffer his poverty to show itself able to purchase greater things than our abundance ...
... honours equal to his ; for she said , that " she could not bear to live any longer , while Agrippa , the son of that ... honour than thy- self , nor suffer his poverty to show itself able to purchase greater things than our abundance ...
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... honours that belonged to Caesar ; for that while all who were subject to the Roman empire built altars and temples to ... honour of him , as well as to swear by his name . Many of these severe things were said by Api- on , by which he ...
... honours that belonged to Caesar ; for that while all who were subject to the Roman empire built altars and temples to ... honour of him , as well as to swear by his name . Many of these severe things were said by Api- on , by which he ...
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... honour , as to refuse to sacrifice them for your preservation , who are so many in number , and endeavour to ... honours . But if Caius be irritated , and turn the violence of his rage upon me , I will rather undergo all that danger and ...
... honour , as to refuse to sacrifice them for your preservation , who are so many in number , and endeavour to ... honours . But if Caius be irritated , and turn the violence of his rage upon me , I will rather undergo all that danger and ...
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