The Genuine Works of Flavius Josephus: The Learned and Authentic Jewish Historian, and Celebrated Warrior ; to which are Prefixed, Three Dissertations, Volume 4David Huntington, 1815 |
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... Antony afterward sent it to Judea , and caused him to be buried in the royal sepulchre . But Scipio , upon Pom- pey's sending to him to slay Alexander , the son of Aristo- bulus , because the young man was accused of what offences he ...
... Antony afterward sent it to Judea , and caused him to be buried in the royal sepulchre . But Scipio , upon Pom- pey's sending to him to slay Alexander , the son of Aristo- bulus , because the young man was accused of what offences he ...
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... Antony and the younger Cæsar : but as Malichus was most afraid of Antipater , he took him out of the way ; and , by the offer of money , per- suaded the butler of Hyrcanus , with whom they were both to feast , to kill him by poison ...
... Antony and the younger Cæsar : but as Malichus was most afraid of Antipater , he took him out of the way ; and , by the offer of money , per- suaded the butler of Hyrcanus , with whom they were both to feast , to kill him by poison ...
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... Antony , he thought to bring the country to revolt , and to procure the government for himself . But providence op- posed his counsels and Herod , being a shrewd man , and perceiving what his intention was , he sent thither before- hand ...
... Antony , he thought to bring the country to revolt , and to procure the government for himself . But providence op- posed his counsels and Herod , being a shrewd man , and perceiving what his intention was , he sent thither before- hand ...
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... Antony , who was now come into Syria , by sending him much money ; on which account he would not admit of those that would have accused Herod : and what it was that Antony wrote to the Tyrians in behalf of the Jews . * 1. Now Ptolemy ...
... Antony , who was now come into Syria , by sending him much money ; on which account he would not admit of those that would have accused Herod : and what it was that Antony wrote to the Tyrians in behalf of the Jews . * 1. Now Ptolemy ...
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... Antony paid great respect to Herod , who was come to him to make his defence against his accusers , on which account his adversaries could not so much as obtain an hearing : which favour Herod had gained of Antony by money . But still ...
... Antony paid great respect to Herod , who was come to him to make his defence against his accusers , on which account his adversaries could not so much as obtain an hearing : which favour Herod had gained of Antony by money . But still ...
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