History of the Jews of all ages, by the author of History in all ages1832 - 12 pages |
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... Titus com- mences his operations . The state of Jerusalem . The leaders of the Jews . The force of the Romans . The resistance of the Jews . p . 398 . SECTION II - THE OPERATIONS OF THE SIEGE . The progress of the Romans . The obstinacy ...
... Titus com- mences his operations . The state of Jerusalem . The leaders of the Jews . The force of the Romans . The resistance of the Jews . p . 398 . SECTION II - THE OPERATIONS OF THE SIEGE . The progress of the Romans . The obstinacy ...
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... Titus . But the common people ( of the Jews ) according to the usual influence of human wishes , appropriated to themselves , by their interpretation , the vast grandeur foretold by the fates , nor could be brought to change their ...
... Titus . But the common people ( of the Jews ) according to the usual influence of human wishes , appropriated to themselves , by their interpretation , the vast grandeur foretold by the fates , nor could be brought to change their ...
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... Titus to Egypt to conduct the march of the tenth and fifteenth . legions to Palestine , and with characteristic energy , prepared to wipe away the stain which had tarnished the Roman arms , and to inflict a signal chastisement upon a ...
... Titus to Egypt to conduct the march of the tenth and fifteenth . legions to Palestine , and with characteristic energy , prepared to wipe away the stain which had tarnished the Roman arms , and to inflict a signal chastisement upon a ...
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... Titus , the son , and afterwards the successor , of Vespasian , was the foremost in the assault ; the shouts of the sol- diers within the walls , and the actual commencement of the carnage , aroused the wearied Jews from their slumbers ...
... Titus , the son , and afterwards the successor , of Vespasian , was the foremost in the assault ; the shouts of the sol- diers within the walls , and the actual commencement of the carnage , aroused the wearied Jews from their slumbers ...
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... Titus , and of the principal generals of the army . His conduct when he was admitted into the presence of Vespasian , proves that he was either an enthusiast , a courtier , or a prophet . He at once assumed the power of predic- ting ...
... Titus , and of the principal generals of the army . His conduct when he was admitted into the presence of Vespasian , proves that he was either an enthusiast , a courtier , or a prophet . He at once assumed the power of predic- ting ...
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