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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... senate , many of the freed - men joined with him , and the sol- were corrupted , and the plot was come to a great ht . Now Sejanus had certainly gained his point , had not nia's boldness been more wisely conducted than Seja- s malice ...
... senate , many of the freed - men joined with him , and the sol- were corrupted , and the plot was come to a great ht . Now Sejanus had certainly gained his point , had not nia's boldness been more wisely conducted than Seja- s malice ...
Page 17
... senate , which inform- ed them of the death of Tiberius , and of his own entrance upon the government ; another to Piso , the governor of the city , which told him the same thing . He also gave order that Agrippa should be removed out ...
... senate , which inform- ed them of the death of Tiberius , and of his own entrance upon the government ; another to Piso , the governor of the city , which told him the same thing . He also gave order that Agrippa should be removed out ...
Page 41
... senate , and particu- larly the nobility , and such as had been dignified by illustri- ous ancestors ; he also had ... senators were themselves cho- sen ; these he treated after an ignominious manner , and re- moved them out of his way ...
... senate , and particu- larly the nobility , and such as had been dignified by illustri- ous ancestors ; he also had ... senators were themselves cho- sen ; these he treated after an ignominious manner , and re- moved them out of his way ...
Page 46
... senator , and one who had gone through almost all posts in the government , but other- wise an Epicurean , and for that reason loved to lead an in- active life . Now Timidius , an enemy of his , had informed Caius , that he had used ...
... senator , and one who had gone through almost all posts in the government , but other- wise an Epicurean , and for that reason loved to lead an in- active life . Now Timidius , an enemy of his , had informed Caius , that he had used ...
Page 50
... senators , and some of the equestrian order , and as many of the soldiery as were made acquainted with it ; for there was not one of them who would not reckon it a part of his happiness to kill Caius , and on that account they were all ...
... senators , and some of the equestrian order , and as many of the soldiery as were made acquainted with it ; for there was not one of them who would not reckon it a part of his happiness to kill Caius , and on that account they were all ...
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