The Pleasures of Memory. [By Samuel Rogers.]P. Wogan, 1804 - 60 pages |
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... say , that after seven- teen centuries was thus explained the silence of all ... Vespasian , for there were martyrs in bis reign , though there was no ... Vespasian bestowed on the victorious legions , who had returned from the East under ...
... say , that after seven- teen centuries was thus explained the silence of all ... Vespasian , for there were martyrs in bis reign , though there was no ... Vespasian bestowed on the victorious legions , who had returned from the East under ...
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... Vespasian. It was granted. Upon meeting the roman general, rabbi Yohanan said, “Peace to you, o King! Peace to you, o King!” Vespasian quickly replied: “With those words you've just committed two capital offenses! First, because you ...
... Vespasian. It was granted. Upon meeting the roman general, rabbi Yohanan said, “Peace to you, o King! Peace to you, o King!” Vespasian quickly replied: “With those words you've just committed two capital offenses! First, because you ...
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... say that Vespasian's elevation to the consulship is something of a concern. He may be more ambitious than I previously gave him credit for.' 'Oh, come on!' Macro shook his head. 'You can't be suspicious of Vespasian. After all that he ...
... say that Vespasian's elevation to the consulship is something of a concern. He may be more ambitious than I previously gave him credit for.' 'Oh, come on!' Macro shook his head. 'You can't be suspicious of Vespasian. After all that he ...
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... say they will swear this , but ask to see the Likeness . Verrine tells the ... Vespasian . The messengers thank her , and take her to Rome . The Emperor ... Vespasian is cured by the kerchief , and asks what has cured him . He orders his ...
... say they will swear this , but ask to see the Likeness . Verrine tells the ... Vespasian . The messengers thank her , and take her to Rome . The Emperor ... Vespasian is cured by the kerchief , and asks what has cured him . He orders his ...
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... Vespasian: 'Well then at least be silent while you are there!' Helvidius: 'Do not ask me my opinion and I will be silent.' Vespasian: 'But I must ask it.' Helvidius: 'And I must say what I think right.' Vespasian: 'But if you do, I will ...
... Vespasian: 'Well then at least be silent while you are there!' Helvidius: 'Do not ask me my opinion and I will be silent.' Vespasian: 'But I must ask it.' Helvidius: 'And I must say what I think right.' Vespasian: 'But if you do, I will ...
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