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The strange and prodigious religions, customs, and manners of sundry nations ... (1688)

R. B., 1632?-1725? · London. : Printed and sold by Hen. Rodes... · leaf 184

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w them. Some few of*rhe Romans too having learnd of the Aramites andArabians^ they killed any Jew they met alone from theCamp, and took away his Gold and Silver that lay hidin his Bowels J which Titus having notice of, what byProclamation and other Scrutiny, he caufcd three hun- •dred and twenty… … ^■i h Religions^C^iJioms^and Manners. 16^ There was a certain Scribe ofjerufalew at that time,faithful Man, whofcNanie was Menachen, Sonof5tf-ke the Scribe, of worthy Memory in Babylon 5 andiing a Keeper of the Eaft-gate which was in Jerufalem^pon that fide towards the Brook Kidron, noted theumber…

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