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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... punish- his freed - man , he do not rather bring a punishment upon self . " Now when Antonia told Agrippa of this , he was | much more pressing that the matter might be examined > ; so Antonia , upon Agrippa's lying hard at her conti ...
... punish- his freed - man , he do not rather bring a punishment upon self . " Now when Antonia told Agrippa of this , he was | much more pressing that the matter might be examined > ; so Antonia , upon Agrippa's lying hard at her conti ...
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... punishment ? And shalt not thou pay for this thy maii- cious report , at the price of thine head ? " When he had so said , he ordered Agrippa to be bound again , ( for he had loosed him before ) and kept a severer guard over him than ...
... punishment ? And shalt not thou pay for this thy maii- cious report , at the price of thine head ? " When he had so said , he ordered Agrippa to be bound again , ( for he had loosed him before ) and kept a severer guard over him than ...
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... money to Agrip- pa , and by way of punishment , awarded him a perpetual banishment , and appointed Lyons , a city of Gaul , to be his place of habitation . But when he was informed that Chap . VII . 1.9 OF THE JEWS .
... money to Agrip- pa , and by way of punishment , awarded him a perpetual banishment , and appointed Lyons , a city of Gaul , to be his place of habitation . But when he was informed that Chap . VII . 1.9 OF THE JEWS .
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... punish Herodias for her envy at her brother , and Herod also for giving ear to the vain discourses of a woman . Now Caius managed public affairs with very great magnanimity during the first and second year of his reign , and behaved ...
... punish Herodias for her envy at her brother , and Herod also for giving ear to the vain discourses of a woman . Now Caius managed public affairs with very great magnanimity during the first and second year of his reign , and behaved ...
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... punishment ; Petronius , I say , thought it much better to send to Caius , and to let him know how intolerable it was to him to bear the anger he might have against him for not serving him sooner , in obe- dience to his epistle , for ...
... punishment ; Petronius , I say , thought it much better to send to Caius , and to let him know how intolerable it was to him to bear the anger he might have against him for not serving him sooner , in obe- dience to his epistle , for ...
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