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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... 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 sci- ences . But as soon as the young men ...
... 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 sci- ences . But as soon as the young men ...
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... Rome bestowed upon him . For these are demonstrations both that we have received these fa- vours by our own deserts , and do on that account petition for your confirmation of them ; from whom we had reason to hope for them ; though they ...
... Rome bestowed upon him . For these are demonstrations both that we have received these fa- vours by our own deserts , and do on that account petition for your confirmation of them ; from whom we had reason to hope for them ; though they ...
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... Rome , after he had finished his * ten years ' government in Asia , Herod sailed from Judea and when he met with him he had none with him but Antipater ; whom he delivered to Agrippa ; that he might take him along with him , together ...
... Rome , after he had finished his * ten years ' government in Asia , Herod sailed from Judea and when he met with him he had none with him but Antipater ; whom he delivered to Agrippa ; that he might take him along with him , together ...
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... Rome , * and there accuse his sons before 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 ...
... Rome , * and there accuse his sons before 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 ...
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... Rome , and making Cæsar himself a witness to what is done , thou intimatest a design to save us . For no one that hath an intention to slay a man , will bring him to the temples , and to the altars . Yet are our circumstances still ...
... Rome , and making Cæsar himself a witness to what is done , thou intimatest a design to save us . For no one that hath an intention to slay a man , will bring him to the temples , and to the altars . Yet are our circumstances still ...
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