Julian, Or, Scenes in JudeaT.R. Knox & Company, 1890 |
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affairs Anna answered appear asked beauty behold believe Beth-Harem Bethabara Cæsarea Capernaum cause Christ conversed countenance cried dark daughter declare deliverance doth doubt doubtless dwelling Enon evil faith father fear feast Galilee Greek hand hath hear heard heart Herod Herodians Herodium honor hope Idumea Israel Jael Jerusalem Jesus Jewish John Jordan Judea judge Judith Julian king kingdom knew land look Lord Machærus manner Messiah mind miracles Moses mother multitude Nazareth never numbers passed passions peace Pharez Pharisees Philip Pilate priests prophet reason received rejoiced replied Onias Roman Rome Ruler Sadducee Samaria Sameas Saturninus seemed seen Sejanus Shammai side signs soon speak spirit spoken stand stood surely Sylleus synagogue Tetrarch thee things thou hast thought throng Tiberias tion true truly trust truth turned voice wait walls wonder words worship Zadok Zeno Ziba
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Page 127 - ... thought, of which he seemed to desire no participator. So we then rode along in silence together on our way; but soon wearying of this, I left my uncle to his reflections, and turned back to where Ziba was slowly toiling along with his heavy-laden camel, that I might hold discourse with him. As I reached him he was singing at the top of his voice a song in praise of the wines of Judea ; but soon as I joined him he broke off, saying, " that by the song he was singing he was trying to lose the...
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