History of the Jewish Nation After the Destruction of Jerusalem Under TitusBaker Book House, 1979 - 553 pages |
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Page 55
... afterwards united in wedlock . Informed in a dream that his first son ( after the marriage with Helena ) should enjoy the special favour of the gods , he preferred him to all his other children , even to his elder brother Monabazus ...
... afterwards united in wedlock . Informed in a dream that his first son ( after the marriage with Helena ) should enjoy the special favour of the gods , he preferred him to all his other children , even to his elder brother Monabazus ...
Page 101
... afterwards traced to this period . A few of them are even ascribed to the authority of Ezra himself , ' although their character scarcely bears out these pretensions . An important part of the functions of the scribes was that which ...
... afterwards traced to this period . A few of them are even ascribed to the authority of Ezra himself , ' although their character scarcely bears out these pretensions . An important part of the functions of the scribes was that which ...
Page 174
... afterwards the Ab - beth - din . He was very rich , and latterly dispensed much of his wealth to the poor . Noted as a bitter enemy of Christianity , he inclined towards the principles of the school of Shammai . The recorded sayings of ...
... afterwards the Ab - beth - din . He was very rich , and latterly dispensed much of his wealth to the poor . Noted as a bitter enemy of Christianity , he inclined towards the principles of the school of Shammai . The recorded sayings of ...
Contents
CHAP PAGE | 1 |
CLOSING SCENES OF THE JEWISH WAR OF INDEPENDENCE | 26 |
DESTRUCTION OF JERUSALEM | 80 |
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