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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... hope of success ; yet did she procure of Marco , that the soldiers that kept him should be of a gentle nature , and ... hopes of re- covery . Hereupon he bid Euodus , who was that freed - man whom he most of all respected , to bring the ...
... hope of success ; yet did she procure of Marco , that the soldiers that kept him should be of a gentle nature , and ... hopes of re- covery . Hereupon he bid Euodus , who was that freed - man whom he most of all respected , to bring the ...
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... hopes proved ill grounded . Now Marsyas , Agrippa's freed - man , as soon as he heard of Tiberius's death , came running to tell Agrip- pa the news ; and finding him going out to the bath , he gave him a nod , and said in the Hebrew ...
... hopes proved ill grounded . Now Marsyas , Agrippa's freed - man , as soon as he heard of Tiberius's death , came running to tell Agrip- pa the news ; and finding him going out to the bath , he gave him a nod , and said in the Hebrew ...
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... hope of escaping them ; because God will stand on our side , when out of regard to him we undergo afflictions , and sustain the uncertain turns of fortune . But if we should submit to thee , we should be greatly reproached for our ...
... hope of escaping them ; because God will stand on our side , when out of regard to him we undergo afflictions , and sustain the uncertain turns of fortune . But if we should submit to thee , we should be greatly reproached for our ...
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... hope of their affairs . Thus did he readily bring the multitude to be cheer- ful again . And now did God show his presence , * to Petro- nius , and signify to him , that he would afford him his assis- tance in his whole design ; for he ...
... hope of their affairs . Thus did he readily bring the multitude to be cheer- ful again . And now did God show his presence , * to Petro- nius , and signify to him , that he would afford him his assis- tance in his whole design ; for he ...
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... hopes of even a craving man ; for , although they may be beneath thy power , [ who art the donor , ] yet are they greater than my inclination and dignity , who am the receiver . " And as Caius was astonished at Agrippa's in- clinations ...
... hopes of even a craving man ; for , although they may be beneath thy power , [ who art the donor , ] yet are they greater than my inclination and dignity , who am the receiver . " And as Caius was astonished at Agrippa's in- clinations ...
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