The Genuine Works of Flavius Josephus: The Learned and Authentic Jewish Historian, and Celebrated Warrior ; to which are Prefixed, Three Dissertations, Volume 5David Huntington, 1815 |
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... occasion . Now when the Greeks had the worst in this sedition , and saw that they had but one way of re- covering their former authority , and that was , if they could prevent the agreement between the Jews and the Syrians , they every ...
... occasion . Now when the Greeks had the worst in this sedition , and saw that they had but one way of re- covering their former authority , and that was , if they could prevent the agreement between the Jews and the Syrians , they every ...
Page 41
... occasions of which probably were , Jose- phus's bitter hatred against tyranny , and the pleasure he took in giving the history of the slaughter of such a barbarous tyrant as was this Caius Cal gula , as also the deliverance his own ...
... occasions of which probably were , Jose- phus's bitter hatred against tyranny , and the pleasure he took in giving the history of the slaughter of such a barbarous tyrant as was this Caius Cal gula , as also the deliverance his own ...
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... occasion was very great . the people saw this , and bore it so far , that they left amouring , because they saw with their own eyes , that -etition to be relieved , as to the payment of their mo- brought immediate death upon them ...
... occasion was very great . the people saw this , and bore it so far , that they left amouring , because they saw with their own eyes , that -etition to be relieved , as to the payment of their mo- brought immediate death upon them ...
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... occasion of the slaughter of Lepidus ; for Minucianus and Lepidus were intimate friends , and both in fear of the dangers that they were under ; for Caius was terrible to all the great men , as appearing ready to act a mad part towards ...
... occasion of the slaughter of Lepidus ; for Minucianus and Lepidus were intimate friends , and both in fear of the dangers that they were under ; for Caius was terrible to all the great men , as appearing ready to act a mad part towards ...
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... occasion served . When the multitude were set down , and Cherea , with the other tribunes also , were set down also , and the right corner of the theatre was allotted to Caesar , one Vatinius , a senator , commander of the pretorian ...
... occasion served . When the multitude were set down , and Cherea , with the other tribunes also , were set down also , and the right corner of the theatre was allotted to Caesar , one Vatinius , a senator , commander of the pretorian ...
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