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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... showed their joy when the news proved false , their joy should be openly known , and they should be accused for it , and be thereby undone . For this Tiberius had brought a vast number of miseries on the best families of the Romans ...
... showed their joy when the news proved false , their joy should be openly known , and they should be accused for it , and be thereby undone . For this Tiberius had brought a vast number of miseries on the best families of the Romans ...
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... showed anger at them , but in reality had already set God against himself . " 2. Hereupon Caius , taking it very heinously that he should be thus despised by the Jews alone , sent Petronius to the president of Syria , and successor in ...
... showed anger at them , but in reality had already set God against himself . " 2. Hereupon Caius , taking it very heinously that he should be thus despised by the Jews alone , sent Petronius to the president of Syria , and successor in ...
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... showed his power most evidently on their account , and that such a power of his as left no room for doubt about it . And this was the business that Petronius was now engaged in . 7. But king Agrippa , who now lived at Rome , was more ...
... showed his power most evidently on their account , and that such a power of his as left no room for doubt about it . And this was the business that Petronius was now engaged in . 7. But king Agrippa , who now lived at Rome , was more ...
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... showed me , though with those hazards to thyself , which thou underwentest under Tiberius on that account ; nor hast thou omitted any thing to show thy good- will towards us , even beyond thy ability : whence it would be a base thing ...
... showed me , though with those hazards to thyself , which thou underwentest under Tiberius on that account ; nor hast thou omitted any thing to show thy good- will towards us , even beyond thy ability : whence it would be a base thing ...
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... showed his soul to be , in all respects , superior to his body ; and when , as they were drinking together , he once showed Asineus to Abdagases , one of the generals of his army , and told him his name , and described the great courage ...
... showed his soul to be , in all respects , superior to his body ; and when , as they were drinking together , he once showed Asineus to Abdagases , one of the generals of his army , and told him his name , and described the great courage ...
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