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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... , and received him with acclamations . Agrippa also of- fered a hecatomb of sacrifices to God , and feasted the people ; without omitting any of the greatest dainties that could be AN . 14. ] 5 ANTIQUITIES OF THE JEWS .
... , and received him with acclamations . Agrippa also of- fered a hecatomb of sacrifices to God , and feasted the people ; without omitting any of the greatest dainties that could be AN . 14. ] 5 ANTIQUITIES OF THE JEWS .
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... greatest dainties that could be pur- chased . He also took so much pleasure there , that he abode many days with them ; and would willingly have staid longer , but that the season of the year made him hasten away . For , as winter was ...
... greatest dainties that could be pur- chased . He also took so much pleasure there , that he abode many days with them ; and would willingly have staid longer , but that the season of the year made him hasten away . For , as winter was ...
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... greatest blessing ? Is there any one that can desire to make void the favours they have granted ? No one is certainly so mad : for there are no men , but such as have been partakers of their favours , both public and private . And in ...
... greatest blessing ? Is there any one that can desire to make void the favours they have granted ? No one is certainly so mad : for there are no men , but such as have been partakers of their favours , both public and private . And in ...
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... greatest piety towards him : while these his sons were not so desirous of ruling , as they were , upon a disappointment thereof , to expose their own life ; if so be they might but deprive their father of his life , so wild and polluted ...
... greatest piety towards him : while these his sons were not so desirous of ruling , as they were , upon a disappointment thereof , to expose their own life ; if so be they might but deprive their father of his life , so wild and polluted ...
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... greatest favour of all , when their crimes were so very bad , and he had authority to punish them , yet had he not ... greatest fears . Nay , that it was not for their own advan- tage to see the light of the sun after what they had done ...
... greatest favour of all , when their crimes were so very bad , and he had authority to punish them , yet had he not ... greatest fears . Nay , that it was not for their own advan- tage to see the light of the sun after what they had done ...
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