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 1     I|         other against the fire. Josephus saith that the pillar of
 2     I|        to God. Yet nevertheless Josephus said that when Abel was
 3     I|       Judah, with much more; as Josephus, Antiquitatum, rehearseth
 4     I|    waxed a pretty child. And as Josephus, Antiquitatum, saith: This
 5     I|      thus he escaped the death. Josephus saith that when Pharaoh
 6   III|      first bishop of Jerusalem. Josephus recordeth that he had avowed
 7   III|        of our Lord fifty-seven. Josephus saith that for this great
 8   III|     prodigies showed to them as Josephus rehearseth, of which the
 9   III|       Jerusalem. All this saith Josephus, and yet for all these tokens,
10   III|       named Jonapatam, in which Josephus was duke, which Vespasian
11   III|   Vespasian first assailed, but Josephus, with such men as he had,
12   III|    manly, but at the last, when Josephus saw the destruction of it
13   III|        there without consent of Josephus, had liefer die than be
14   III|   sacrifice to God. And because Josephus was the most worthy and
15   III|       hands of the Romans. Then Josephus, a prudent man, and not
16   III|         last all were dead save Josephus and one other. Then Josephus,
17   III|    Josephus and one other. Then Josephus, being a strong man and
18   III|      get and keep my life. Then Josephus spake to a servant of Vespasian,
19   III|        request of this man; and Josephus answered: If any thing be
20   III|       is bound, what may he do? Josephus answered: Somewhat may I
21   III|         be peaceably heard. And Josephus said: The emperor of Rome
22   III|        be taken by my hand? And Josephus said: I have well forty
23   III|      Eusebius in his chronicle. Josephus said tofore to Vespasian
24   III|   tormented with the palsy. And Josephus hearing thereof diligently
25   III|       his father to the empire. Josephus, a wise and a prudent man,
26   III|        here sure and safe. Then Josephus made the dinner to be ready
27   III|     whole.~All this foresaid of Josephus, I remit it to the reader'
28   III|      for one penny. And like as Josephus recordeth, he sold so four
29    IV| Hegesippus, with other books of Josephus accord enough with the said
30    IV|        with the said story, and Josephus saith in his treatise that
31    IV|       and died. Thus rehearseth Josephus in the Book of Antiquity.
32    IV|         he died. And this saith Josephus. And because then in remembrance
33     V|         his brother. After that Josephus saith, she was sister of
34     V|       this thing so cruelly, as Josephus saith, because he reproved
35   VII|  discovered by Titus, iii. 168.~Josephus at the siege of Jerusalem,