Judæa CaptaJ.S. Taylor & Company, 1845 - 222 páginas |
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... Vespasian and his son Titus . The immediate cause of their expedition was the slaughter of their troops that garrisoned Jerusalem : an act into which the Jews were goaded by the really unprovoked wrongs and cruelties inflicted on them ...
... Vespasian and his son Titus . The immediate cause of their expedition was the slaughter of their troops that garrisoned Jerusalem : an act into which the Jews were goaded by the really unprovoked wrongs and cruelties inflicted on them ...
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... Vespasian , as the bravest and the ablest veteran that Rome could furnish . Assisted by his son Titus , this general soon marshalled an army fully equal to the conquest of a much more extensive territory , the capture of a stronger city ...
... Vespasian , as the bravest and the ablest veteran that Rome could furnish . Assisted by his son Titus , this general soon marshalled an army fully equal to the conquest of a much more extensive territory , the capture of a stronger city ...
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... Vespasian , had been making havoc of our own forefathers , and drenching Britain in the blood of her children . The ground beneath our feet has echoed to the tramp of these steel - clad armies ; and in our rural walks we frequently may ...
... Vespasian , had been making havoc of our own forefathers , and drenching Britain in the blood of her children . The ground beneath our feet has echoed to the tramp of these steel - clad armies ; and in our rural walks we frequently may ...
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... Vespasian himself , with a select escort , immediately followed by his own cavalry , a peculiar corps chosen out of every legion . After these came the mules , heavily laden with those ponderous articles already speci- fied , which ...
... Vespasian himself , with a select escort , immediately followed by his own cavalry , a peculiar corps chosen out of every legion . After these came the mules , heavily laden with those ponderous articles already speci- fied , which ...
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... Vespasian found it necessary to call a council of war for deliberation , which ended in despatching the men in all directions to fell the timber on the surrounding mountains , to collect large stones , and bring together whatever might ...
... Vespasian found it necessary to call a council of war for deliberation , which ended in despatching the men in all directions to fell the timber on the surrounding mountains , to collect large stones , and bring together whatever might ...
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abridged Acra Agrippa ancient Antonia armed army assailants beauty besieged Bezetha blood body brethren camp captivity cast Charlotte Elizabeth Christian Church city of David command covenant D'Aubigne's History darts death defence desolate destroyed destruction Divine dwell earth Egypt enemy engines eyes fearful fell fire formed garrison Gentiles glory ground hands hath heart hill Hippicus holy city inhabitants Israel J. H. Merle D'Aubigne James Finlayson Jerusa Jerusalem Jewish Jews Joel Parker John Angell James Josephus Jotapata Judæa Judah King lamentation land legion LORD thy LORD's house MEMOIR mercy mind Moriah Mount Mount of Olives mountain mourning nations once Ophel prophetic PUSEYISM rendered Robert Baird Roman Rome ruins sacred saith the LORD sally Samuel Wilberforce says scene Scriptures slaughter soldiers spirit stones stratagem sword Taylor Temple terrible thee Thomas Hartwell Horne thou tion Titus tower Tyropean unto valley Vespasian wall whole word Zion