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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... slew Sejanus and his confederates ; so that Tiberius , o had her in great esteem before , now looked upon her à still greater respect , and depended upon her in all gs . So , when Tiberius was desired by this Antonia to mine Eutychus ...
... slew Sejanus and his confederates ; so that Tiberius , o had her in great esteem before , now looked upon her à still greater respect , and depended upon her in all gs . So , when Tiberius was desired by this Antonia to mine Eutychus ...
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... slew a great many of them , because they despised them , and came as to a certain victory , and put the rest to flight . 3. But when the news of this fight came to the king of Parthia , he was surprised at the boldness of these brethren ...
... slew a great many of them , because they despised them , and came as to a certain victory , and put the rest to flight . 3. But when the news of this fight came to the king of Parthia , he was surprised at the boldness of these brethren ...
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... slew one of them for whom he had the greatest res- pect , because of the liberty he took with him ; who , when he was dying , out of regard to the laws , imprecated a pu- nishment upon his murderer Anileus , and upon Asineus also , and ...
... slew one of them for whom he had the greatest res- pect , because of the liberty he took with him ; who , when he was dying , out of regard to the laws , imprecated a pu- nishment upon his murderer Anileus , and upon Asineus also , and ...
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... and some of them he slew while they and others he put to flight , and took Mithridat set him naked upon an ass , * which among the esteemed the greatest reproach possible . And when he had. a relation, and forgiving it to him, on ...
... and some of them he slew while they and others he put to flight , and took Mithridat set him naked upon an ass , * which among the esteemed the greatest reproach possible . And when he had. a relation, and forgiving it to him, on ...
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... slew all that they caught of them , without any fear , and killed Anileus himself also . 8. The Babylonians were now freed from Anileus's heavy incursions , which had been a great restraint to the effects of that hatred they bore to the ...
... slew all that they caught of them , without any fear , and killed Anileus himself also . 8. The Babylonians were now freed from Anileus's heavy incursions , which had been a great restraint to the effects of that hatred they bore to the ...
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