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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... wife of Drusus the Great , who had his mother Berenice in great esteem , and was very desirous of advancing her son . Now as Agrippa was by nature magnanimous and generous in the presents he made , while his mother was alive , this ...
... wife of Drusus the Great , who had his mother Berenice in great esteem , and was very desirous of advancing her son . Now as Agrippa was by nature magnanimous and generous in the presents he made , while his mother was alive , this ...
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... wife of He- rod the tetrarch , and let her know Agrippa's present design , and what necessity it was which drove him thereto , and desired her , as a kinswoman of his , to give him her help , and to en- gage her husband to do the same ...
... wife of He- rod the tetrarch , and let her know Agrippa's present design , and what necessity it was which drove him thereto , and desired her , as a kinswoman of his , to give him her help , and to en- gage her husband to do the same ...
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... wife , and fro nent chastity ; * for though she were still a young * This high commendation of Antonia for marrying bu here , and supposed elsewhere , Antiq . B. xvii . ch . xiii . notwithstanding the strongest temptations , shows how ...
... wife , and fro nent chastity ; * for though she were still a young * This high commendation of Antonia for marrying bu here , and supposed elsewhere , Antiq . B. xvii . ch . xiii . notwithstanding the strongest temptations , shows how ...
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... wife to that Herod who was now tetrarch of Galilee and Pe- rea , took this authority of her brother in an envious man- ner , particularly when she saw that he had a greater dignity bestowed on him than her husband had ; since , when he ...
... wife to that Herod who was now tetrarch of Galilee and Pe- rea , took this authority of her brother in an envious man- ner , particularly when she saw that he had a greater dignity bestowed on him than her husband had ; since , when he ...
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... wife following him , who had a vast reputation for other accomplishments , and particularly was admired above all ... wife did the same , Gen. xxxi . 19. 30 →→→ 35 : nor is it to pass here unobserved , what great miseries came on ...
... wife following him , who had a vast reputation for other accomplishments , and particularly was admired above all ... wife did the same , Gen. xxxi . 19. 30 →→→ 35 : nor is it to pass here unobserved , what great miseries came on ...
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