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, 1823 |
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... appear to be the 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 ...
... appear to be the 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 ...
Page 79
... appear , because none of them would con- fess at length one of them , under her utmost agonies , said she prayed ... appears now going forward . It was only the supposal of two of his freedmen that this love potion , or poison , which ...
... appear , because none of them would con- fess at length one of them , under her utmost agonies , said she prayed ... appears now going forward . It was only the supposal of two of his freedmen that this love potion , or poison , which ...
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... appear to have been a partaker with those that were first in their designs against him . Yet did this action appear to some of the conspi- rators to be too cruel , as to this using such severity to a woman ; because Caius did more ...
... appear to have been a partaker with those that were first in their designs against him . Yet did this action appear to some of the conspi- rators to be too cruel , as to this using such severity to a woman ; because Caius did more ...
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