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 1 II |         were the Sadducees and the Pharisees, who were drawn to Machaerus
 2 II |          particularly those of the Pharisees, who were enemies of Rome
 3 II |            claim, in behalf of the Pharisees, for the mantle of the high
 4 II |         Woe to thee, Sadducees and Pharisees! Thy voices are like the
 5 II |        some one to defend her. The Pharisees lowered their eyes hypocritically.
 6 II | disappeared within the palace. The Pharisees were scandalised at what
 7 III|       flowers, except those of the Pharisees, who refused to wear the
 8 III|      incense, the use of which the Pharisees reserved strictly for services
 9 III|         robe, but he addressed the Pharisees boldly, saying: “That is
10 III|         supplication to Jesus.~The Pharisees admitted that certain mysterious
11 III|          this continues,” said the Pharisees.~Accusations, recriminations,
12 III|      erected thy Temple?”~Then the Pharisees, children of the proscribed
13 III|       committed by his family.~The Pharisees had pointed skulls, bristling
14 III|          as no concern of his.~The Pharisees, leaning against the pavilion,
15 III|         and priests, soldiers, and Pharisees cried aloud together for