“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, Written by Himself ...J. Robins, 1822 |
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... multitude , as it is usual with them , supposed that the first days of those that enter upon such governments de- clare the intentions of those that accept them : and so by how much Archelaus spake the in his right hand . About the bier ...
... multitude , as it is usual with them , supposed that the first days of those that enter upon such governments de- clare the intentions of those that accept them : and so by how much Archelaus spake the in his right hand . About the bier ...
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... multitude's running so fast unto their importunity : because he proposed to go to Rome immediately , to look after Cæsar's determination about him . However he sent the general of his forces to use persuasions , and to tell them that ...
... multitude's running so fast unto their importunity : because he proposed to go to Rome immediately , to look after Cæsar's determination about him . However he sent the general of his forces to use persuasions , and to tell them that ...
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... multitude of the but that Aristobulus might survive , and pu- Jews that were there went out to meet him : nish those that laid such treacherous designs ascribing it to Divine Providence that he had against them . And when he persevered ...
... multitude of the but that Aristobulus might survive , and pu- Jews that were there went out to meet him : nish those that laid such treacherous designs ascribing it to Divine Providence that he had against them . And when he persevered ...
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... multitude contended with the nobility ; and both sent ambassadors to Rome . For the men of power were desi- rous that their government might be changed into the form of a Roman province : while the multitude were desirous to be under ...
... multitude contended with the nobility ; and both sent ambassadors to Rome . For the men of power were desi- rous that their government might be changed into the form of a Roman province : while the multitude were desirous to be under ...
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... multitude might professed to instruct men in the wisdom of be pleased . So he bade them to get together the law of Moses . * He procured also three upon mount Gerizzim ; which is by them con- other men , entirely of the same character ...
... multitude might professed to instruct men in the wisdom of be pleased . So he bade them to get together the law of Moses . * He procured also three upon mount Gerizzim ; which is by them con- other men , entirely of the same character ...
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