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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... reason to hope for them ; though they had not been given us before : both out of regard to our king's disposition towards you , and your dis- position towards him . And farther , we have been informed by those Jews that were there ...
... reason to hope for them ; though they had not been given us before : both out of regard to our king's disposition towards you , and your dis- position towards him . And farther , we have been informed by those Jews that were there ...
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... reasons of the good will they bore to the king . And indeed there were already not a few who cultivated a friendship with Antipater in hopes of gain- ing somewhat by him and these were the men who most of all persuaded Herod ; because ...
... reasons of the good will they bore to the king . And indeed there were already not a few who cultivated a friendship with Antipater in hopes of gain- ing somewhat by him and these were the men who most of all persuaded Herod ; because ...
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... reason to doubt , but they were both at this so- lemn hearing by Augustus : although the defence was made by Alexander alone , who was the elder brother , and one that could speak very well . : to lay it before Cæsar ; and to pollute 18 ...
... reason to doubt , but they were both at this so- lemn hearing by Augustus : although the defence was made by Alexander alone , who was the elder brother , and one that could speak very well . : to lay it before Cæsar ; and to pollute 18 ...
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... reason of their youth , and the disorder they were under . Yet was not Cæsar unapprised , when he looked upon them in the confusion they were in , that their delay to make their de- fence did not arise from any consciousness of great ...
... reason of their youth , and the disorder they were under . Yet was not Cæsar unapprised , when he looked upon them in the confusion they were in , that their delay to make their de- fence did not arise from any consciousness of great ...
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... reason so to do . Are we desirous of that dominion which we know our father is possessed of ? For what reason can we do so ? If we already have royal honours , as we have , should not we labour in vain ? And if we have them not , are ...
... reason so to do . Are we desirous of that dominion which we know our father is possessed of ? For what reason can we do so ? If we already have royal honours , as we have , should not we labour in vain ? And if we have them not , are ...
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