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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... 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 ; by which beha- r ...
... 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 ; by which beha- r ...
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... multitude with the usual ensigns of royal authority , she was not able to conceal how miserable she was , by reason of the envy she had to- wards him ; but she excited her husband , and desired him that he would sail to Rome to court ...
... multitude with the usual ensigns of royal authority , she was not able to conceal how miserable she was , by reason of the envy she had to- wards him ; but she excited her husband , and desired him that he would sail to Rome to court ...
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... multitude , he would not make any alteration , and thereby drive them to despair ; but would write to Caius , that the Jews had an insuperable averseness to the reception of the statue , and how they continued with him , and left off ...
... multitude , he would not make any alteration , and thereby drive them to despair ; but would write to Caius , that the Jews had an insuperable averseness to the reception of the statue , and how they continued with him , and left off ...
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... multitudes of men . Accord- ingly , he determined to hearken to the petitioners in this matter . 5. He then called the Jews together to Tiberias , who came , many ten thousands in number ; he also placed that army he now had with him ...
... multitudes of men . Accord- ingly , he determined to hearken to the petitioners in this matter . 5. He then called the Jews together to Tiberias , who came , many ten thousands in number ; he also placed that army he now had with him ...
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... 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 had no sooner finished the speech that he made to 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 had no sooner finished the speech that he made to the ...
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