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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... Agrippa to Rome , to Tiberius Cae- sar ; and how , upon his being accused by his own freed man , he was bound : how also he was set at liberty by Caius , after Tiberius's death , and was made king of the tetrarchy of Philip . § 1. A ...
... Agrippa to Rome , to Tiberius Cae- sar ; and how , upon his being accused by his own freed man , he was bound : how also he was set at liberty by Caius , after Tiberius's death , and was made king of the tetrarchy of Philip . § 1. A ...
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... 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 , since she saw how she al- leviated these her ...
... 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 , since she saw how she al- leviated these her ...
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... Agrippa's own bond and security but he accused Agrippa of having defrauded him of certain sums of money , and so obliged Marsyas , when he made the bond of 20,000 Attic drachmae , to ac- cept of 2,500 drachmae * less than what he ...
... Agrippa's own bond and security but he accused Agrippa of having defrauded him of certain sums of money , and so obliged Marsyas , when he made the bond of 20,000 Attic drachmae , to ac- cept of 2,500 drachmae * less than what he ...
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... Agrippa had borrowed 300,000 drachmae , and not paid it at the time appointed ; but , when it was demanded of him , he ran away , like a fugitive , out of the places under his govern- ment , and put it out of his power to get the money ...
... Agrippa had borrowed 300,000 drachmae , and not paid it at the time appointed ; but , when it was demanded of him , he ran away , like a fugitive , out of the places under his govern- ment , and put it out of his power to get the money ...
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... Agrippa of this , he was | much more pressing that the matter might be examined > ; so Antonia , upon Agrippa's lying hard at her conti- ally to beg this favour , took the following opportunity : as berius once lay at his ease upon his ...
... Agrippa of this , he was | much more pressing that the matter might be examined > ; so Antonia , upon Agrippa's lying hard at her conti- ally to beg this favour , took the following opportunity : as berius once lay at his ease upon his ...
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