The Genuine Works of Flavius Josephus, the Jewish Historian: Containing Twenty Books of the Jewish Antiquities, Seven Books of the Jewish War, and the Life of Josephus, Volume 3W. Borradaile, 1824 |
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... Cæsar , and to see his sons who lived at Rome . And Cæsar was not only very obliging to him in other respects , but delivered him his sons again ; that he might take them home with him ; as having already completed their studies in the ...
... Cæsar , and to see his sons who lived at Rome . And Cæsar was not only very obliging to him in other respects , but delivered him his sons again ; that he might take them home with him ; as having already completed their studies in the ...
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... Cæsar ? And truly I ought before now to have mentioned the epistles which Cæsar wrote to the senate : and how Antipater had honours and the freedom of the city of Rome bestowed upon him . For these are demonstrations both that we have ...
... Cæsar ? And truly I ought before now to have mentioned the epistles which Cæsar wrote to the senate : and how Antipater had honours and the freedom of the city of Rome bestowed upon him . For these are demonstrations both that we have ...
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... Cæsar in favour of him , and more earnestly commended him to his care particu- larly . And when Agrippa was ... Cæsar's friend : insomuch that things already looked as if he had all his father's favour ; and that the young men were ...
... Cæsar in favour of him , and more earnestly commended him to his care particu- larly . And when Agrippa was ... Cæsar's friend : insomuch that things already looked as if he had all his father's favour ; and that the young men were ...
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... Cæsar ; and not to indulge himself in any such crime as might be heinous enough to be suspected of impiety . But as he was going up to Rome , it happened that he made such haste as to meet with Cæsar at the city of Aqui- leia . So when ...
... Cæsar ; and not to indulge himself in any such crime as might be heinous enough to be suspected of impiety . But as he was going up to Rome , it happened that he made such haste as to meet with Cæsar at the city of Aqui- leia . So when ...
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... Cæsar ; and to pollute his ears with such lan- guage . While he himself wished to know , what severity they had ever suffered from him ; or what hardship he had ever laid upon them to make them complain of him : and how they could think ...
... Cæsar ; and to pollute his ears with such lan- guage . While he himself wished to know , what severity they had ever suffered from him ; or what hardship he had ever laid upon them to make them complain of him : and how they could think ...
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