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... Herod , " that he was removed by Caligula , the fucceffor of Tiberius * ; and of Philip , that he died in the twentieth year of Tiberius , when he had governed Trachoni ... Herod , Herod , he ventured to make her proposals of marriage [ 39 ]
... Herod , " that he was removed by Caligula , the fucceffor of Tiberius * ; and of Philip , that he died in the twentieth year of Tiberius , when he had governed Trachoni ... Herod , Herod , he ventured to make her proposals of marriage [ 39 ]
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... Herod , fon of Herod the Great . They had a daughter , whofe name was Salome ; after The affinity of the two accounts is unquestionable ; but there is a difference in the name of Herodias's first husband , which , in the evangelift , is ...
... Herod , fon of Herod the Great . They had a daughter , whofe name was Salome ; after The affinity of the two accounts is unquestionable ; but there is a difference in the name of Herodias's first husband , which , in the evangelift , is ...
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... Herod the king stretched forth his hands , to vex certain of the church . " In the conclufion of the fame chapter , Herod's death is represented to have taken place foon after this perfecution . The accuracy of our historian , or ...
... Herod the king stretched forth his hands , to vex certain of the church . " In the conclufion of the fame chapter , Herod's death is represented to have taken place foon after this perfecution . The accuracy of our historian , or ...
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The morality of the Gospel P | 23 |
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