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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... friend . This request he greatly pressed ; and to it Agrippa agreed , and came into Judea . Whereupon Herod omitted ... friends ; and that at Sebaste , and Cæsa- rea , about that port that he had built ; and at the fortresses which he ...
... friend . This request he greatly pressed ; and to it Agrippa agreed , and came into Judea . Whereupon Herod omitted ... friends ; and that at Sebaste , and Cæsa- rea , about that port that he had built ; and at the fortresses which he ...
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... friends , to plead for their privileges . Accordingly , when Agrippa had called the principal of the Romans , and such of the kings and rulers as were there , to be his assessors , Nicolaus stood up , and pleaded for the Jews , as ...
... friends , to plead for their privileges . Accordingly , when Agrippa had called the principal of the Romans , and such of the kings and rulers as were there , to be his assessors , Nicolaus stood up , and pleaded for the Jews , as ...
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... friends to send for him to Rome , ( where he had been before under Agrippa's protection , ) on pretence of waiting upon Augustus . Herod , however , having found out the whole plot , wrote to his son , without giving him the least hint ...
... friends to send for him to Rome , ( where he had been before under Agrippa's protection , ) on pretence of waiting upon Augustus . Herod , however , having found out the whole plot , wrote to his son , without giving him the least hint ...
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... friendship with Antipater in hopes of gain- ing somewhat by him and these were the men who most of all persuaded Herod ... friends they ventured to reproach their father , as not acting justly by them . All which things were with an evil ...
... friendship with Antipater in hopes of gain- ing somewhat by him and these were the men who most of all persuaded Herod ... friends they ventured to reproach their father , as not acting justly by them . All which things were with an evil ...
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... friend : insomuch that things already looked as if he had all his father's favour ; and that the young men were already ... friends there . Only he was grieved that he was not at home , nor had proper opportunities of perpetually ...
... friend : insomuch that things already looked as if he had all his father's favour ; and that the young men were already ... friends there . Only he was grieved that he was not at home , nor had proper opportunities of perpetually ...
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