 | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow - 1886 - 454 pages
...trembled as if this unheard-of action had been done by themselves. So those that were thus distressed by the famine were very desirous to die, and those...long enough either to hear or to see such miseries." 31. Shakespeare, King Lear, V. 3 : — And In thl a htblt 32. In this faneiful recognition of the word... | |
 | Dante Alighieri - 1893 - 844 pages
...trembled as if this unheard of action had been done by themselves. So those that were thus distressed by the famine were very desirous to die, and those...long enough either to hear or to see such miseries." 31. Shakespeare, King Lear, V. 3 : — " And in this habit Met I my father with his bleeding rings,... | |
 | Brigham Henry Roberts - 1893 - 360 pages
...that those that were thus distressed by the famine, were very desirous to die ; and those who were already dead were esteemed happy, because they had...long enough, either to hear or to see such miseries." (Wars of the Jews; Joaephus, Book VI: chapter iii.) I advise my readers to compare this incident and... | |
 | John Gotlieb Matteson - 1895 - 648 pages
...city was immediately filled with the rumor of this horrid action. So those that were thus distressed by the famine were very desirous to die, and those already dead were considered happy, because they had not lived long enough either to hear or to see such miseries. Thus... | |
 | Dante Alighieri - 1904 - 500 pages
...trembled as if this unheard-of action had been done by themselves. So those that were thus distressed by the famine were very desirous to die, and those...long enough either to hear or to see such miseries." 31. Shakespeare, " King Lear," v. 3: And in this habit Met I my father with his bleeding rings, Their... | |
 | Charles Francis Horne - 1905 - 440 pages
...trembled, as if this unheard-of action had been done by themselves. So those that were thus distressed by the famine were very desirous to die, and those...long enough either to hear or to see such miseries. This sad instance was quickly told to the Romans, some of whom could not believe it, and others pitied... | |
 | C. Marvin Pate - 1998 - 258 pages
...12:44). Many of the Jews desired to die but suffered long (Rev. 9:6): "Those that were thus distressed by the famine were very desirous to die; and those...long enough either to hear or to see such miseries" (Wars 6.3.4). The Sixth Trumpet Revelation 9:14-16 introduces the sixth trumpet: [The angel] said to... | |
 | Flavius Josephus, William Whiston, David Samuel Margoliouth - 2004 - 500 pages
...trembled, as if this unheard of action had been done by themselves. So those that were thus distressed by the famine were very desirous to die, and those...sad instance was quickly told to the Romans, some of whom could not believe it, and others pitied the distress which the Jews were under; but there were... | |
 | Irene Belyeu - 2006 - 669 pages
...trembled, as if this unheard-of action had been done by themselves. So those that were thus distressed by the famine were very desirous to die; and those...because they had not lived long enough either to hear or see such miseries (Wars, 6.3.4). ARMAGEDDON DEFINED Revelation 16:16: "And he gathered them together... | |
 | M. a. Reverend a. R. Shilleto, Flavius Josephus - 2006 - 277 pages
...shuddered, as if this unheardof action had been done by themselves. And those that were thus distressed by the famine were very desirous to die, and those...because they had not lived long enough either to hear or see such miseries. § 5. This tragic story soon spread among the Romans, some of whom hardly believed... | |
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So those that were thus distressed by the famine were very desirous to die, and those already dead were esteemed happy because they had not lived long enough either to hear or to see such miseries. 
