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... Judea , in the room of his father Herod , he was afraid to go thither : notwithstanding , being warned of God in a dream , he turned afide into the parts of Galilee . " 9.9 In this paffage it is afferted , that Arche- laus laus ...
... Judea , in the room of his father Herod , he was afraid to go thither : notwithstanding , being warned of God in a dream , he turned afide into the parts of Galilee . " 9.9 In this paffage it is afferted , that Arche- laus laus ...
Page 137
... Judea , and affigned the reft of his dominions to other fons ; and that this difpofition was ratified , as to the main parts of it , by the Roman emperor * St. Matthew fays , that Archelaus reigned , was king in Judea . Agreeably to ...
... Judea , and affigned the reft of his dominions to other fons ; and that this difpofition was ratified , as to the main parts of it , by the Roman emperor * St. Matthew fays , that Archelaus reigned , was king in Judea . Agreeably to ...
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... Judea and the whole kingdom * ; which Fadus was fucceeded by Tiberius Alexander , Cumanus , Felix , Feftust . But that , though disappointed of his father's kingdom , in which was included Judea , he was never- theless rightly styled ...
... Judea and the whole kingdom * ; which Fadus was fucceeded by Tiberius Alexander , Cumanus , Felix , Feftust . But that , though disappointed of his father's kingdom , in which was included Judea , he was never- theless rightly styled ...
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