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... well spent..... Antigonus was beheaded, according to Josephus http://pace.hypervisions.it/york/york/showText?book=15&chapter=1&textChunk=whistonSection&chunkId=1&up.x=12&up.y=9&text=anti&version=whiston&direction=up&tab=&layout=split At this time Herod, ...

... well spent..... Antigonus was beheaded, according to Josephus http://pace.hypervisions.it/york/york/showText?book=15&chapter=1&textChunk=whistonSection&chunkId=1&up.x=12&up.y=9&text=anti&version=whiston&direction=up&tab=&layout=split At this time Herod, ...

... of Antiochus’ regent Andronicus, has Onias III lured from his sanctuary and killed. 172/1-169 Josephus, Antiq, Book XII, Chapter 10 (edition of W. Whiston) Onias III’s son, Onias IV, flees to Ptolemy VI Philometor and Cleopatra in Egypt where he is allowed to erect a Temple to God at Heliopolis. ...

Ok here we go. @ http://pace.hypervisions.it/york/york/showText?book=1&chapter=0&textChunk=whistonSection&chunkId=1&go.x=18&go.y=10&text=anti&version=whiston&direction=&tab=&layout=split I have found all uses of Iulius (Julius) rendered ...

Ok here we go. @ http://pace.hypervisions.it/york/york/showText?book=1&chapter=0&textChunk=whistonSection&chunkId=1&go.x=18&go.y=10&text=anti&version=whiston&direction=&tab=&layout=split I have found all uses of Iulius (Julius) rendered ...

Ok here we go. @ http://pace.hypervisions.it/york/york/showText?book=1&chapter=0&textChunk=whistonSection&chunkId=1&go.x=18&go.y=10&text=anti&version=whiston&direction=&tab=&layout=split I have found all uses of Iulius (Julius) rendered ...

... go to PACE http://pace.hypervisions.it/york/york/showText?book=1&chapter=0&textChunk=nieseSection&chunkId=10&text=anti&version=whiston&direction=&tab=&layout=split and see what that has Work smart, not hard Cool 😎 thanks man. 😊 I agree. Work smart, not hard.

... go to PACE http://pace.hypervisions.it/york/york/showText?book=1&chapter=0&textChunk=nieseSection&chunkId=10&text=anti&version=whiston&direction=&tab=&layout=split and see what that has Work smart, not hard

I know Whiston gives 'some of his companions' as a possible alternative in his English translation, but do you know what the basis for this in the Greek TINAJ hETEROUJ is? [200] ἅτε δὴ οὖν τοιοῦτος ὢν ὁ Ἄνανος, νομίσας ἔχειν ...

I know Whiston gives 'some of his companions' as a possible alternative in his English translation, but do you know what the basis for this in the Greek TINAJ hETEROUJ is? [200] ἅτε δὴ οὖν τοιοῦτος ὢν ὁ Ἄνανος, νομίσας ἔχειν ...