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The Scriptures harmony
The Scriptures harmony by E.F., Esq.
London: printed by Richard Cotes for William Hope, 1643
Title page typeset from the transcription.
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
Aristobulus, compelling his brother Hyrcanus 1the High-Priest, to submit unto a private life, took upon him both the Kingdom and Priest-hood; but in the third year of his reign he was taken prisoner by Pompey, and carried to Rome.
Aristobulus, compelling his brother Hyrcanus 1the High-Priest, to submit unto a private life, took upon him both the Kingdome and Priest-hood; but in the third yeere of his reign he was taken prisoner by Pompey, and carried to Rome.
- 1Joseph. l. 14. c. 1 & 8.Ioseph. l. 14. c. 1 & 8.
Presently after, Gabinius the Roman General, 1vanquishing Alexander the son of Aristobulus, erected five seats of Justice; The first at Jerusalem, the second at Gadar, the third at Amatho, the fourth at Jericho, the fifth at Saphor in Galilee, and so changed the Kingdom into an Aristocracy; which was immediately 2interrupted by Aristobulus, who escaped from Rome, but was soon taken by the said Gabinius, and again sent back.
Presently after, Gabinius the Romane Generall, 1vanquishing Alexander the son of Aristobulus, erected five seats of Justice; The first at Jerusalem, the second at Gadar, the third at Amatho, the fourth at Jericho, the fifth at Saphor in Galilee, and so changed the Kingdome into an Aristocracy; which was immediately 2