Julian, Or, Scenes in JudeaJames Miller, 1865 - 271 pages |
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... Pilate , their wealth had been second to that of few within the walls . As it is , they enjoy competence and more . But the dearest wealth of the house is the zeal for the law and the rights of Judea which fires the souls of Philip and ...
... Pilate , their wealth had been second to that of few within the walls . As it is , they enjoy competence and more . But the dearest wealth of the house is the zeal for the law and the rights of Judea which fires the souls of Philip and ...
Page 17
... of it , ruinous through the falling asunder of the ill - cemented masonry . Pilate could hardly trust to his walls to defend him against any rising of the citizens 2 * B JULIAN . 17 leave of me, after first directing me in such ...
... of it , ruinous through the falling asunder of the ill - cemented masonry . Pilate could hardly trust to his walls to defend him against any rising of the citizens 2 * B JULIAN . 17 leave of me, after first directing me in such ...
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... and indeed had hardly thought it possible that , while there was one like Tiberius in Rome , another like Pilate could have been found for Judea ; but lately especially - it was only too plain that we were 20 JULIAN .
... and indeed had hardly thought it possible that , while there was one like Tiberius in Rome , another like Pilate could have been found for Judea ; but lately especially - it was only too plain that we were 20 JULIAN .
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... Pilate in his office , notwithstanding his cruelties , and the enmity of the people ? " " He may do that , " I answered , " in agreement with a sentiment he has been heard to utter , that to change a cruel or rapacious governor of a ...
... Pilate in his office , notwithstanding his cruelties , and the enmity of the people ? " " He may do that , " I answered , " in agreement with a sentiment he has been heard to utter , that to change a cruel or rapacious governor of a ...
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... Pilate only to be cursed with a worse man . " " That were impossible , " cried the daughter . " Were you ever in Rome ? " said I. " No , " replied the young girl . " I thought as much . Believe me , there are worse men in Rome than Pilate ...
... Pilate only to be cursed with a worse man . " " That were impossible , " cried the daughter . " Were you ever in Rome ? " said I. " No , " replied the young girl . " I thought as much . Believe me , there are worse men in Rome than Pilate ...
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