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 1     V,  1 |       of Arabs, who hated the Jews with the usual hatred of
 2     V,  3 |             Some say that the Jews were fugitives from the
 3     V,  3 |   distinguished origin to the Jews, alleging that they were
 4     V,  6 |   augmented the wealth of the Jews, as also did the fact, that
 5     V,  6 | images of monstrous form; the Jews have purely mental conceptions
 6     V,  9 |      Medes, and the Persians, Jews were the most contemptible
 7     V,  9 |       were still far off, the Jews chose kings for themselves.
 8     V,  10|      countrymen to subdue the Jews. Availing himself of the
 9     V,  10|      Caius Sosius reduced the Jews to subjection. The royal
10     V,  10|       was quiet. But when the Jews were ordered by Caligula
11     V,  11|      Yet the endurance of the Jews lasted till Gessius Florus
12     V,  11|     had passed, as far as the Jews were concerned, in inaction.
13     V,  11|     the circumstance that the Jews alone had not submitted.
14     V,  13|                           The Jews formed their line close