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Page 66
... sent to Egypt for Jeroboam , who had returned and was present with them upon the occasion . Before proceed- ing to the acknowledgment and anointing of the son of Solo- mon , they determined to ascertain whether he was disposed to ...
... sent to Egypt for Jeroboam , who had returned and was present with them upon the occasion . Before proceed- ing to the acknowledgment and anointing of the son of Solo- mon , they determined to ascertain whether he was disposed to ...
Page 67
... sent to Egypt for Jeroboam , who had returned and was present with them upon the occasion . Before proceed- ing to the acknowledgment and anointing of the son of Solo- mon , they determined to ascertain whether he was disposed to ...
... sent to Egypt for Jeroboam , who had returned and was present with them upon the occasion . Before proceed- ing to the acknowledgment and anointing of the son of Solo- mon , they determined to ascertain whether he was disposed to ...
Page 70
... sent Chrysanthes with a detachment , ordering them to make themselves mas- ters of a certain steep eminence , where he knew the king used to retire , in case of an alarm , with his family and his treasure . 2. This being done , he sent ...
... sent Chrysanthes with a detachment , ordering them to make themselves mas- ters of a certain steep eminence , where he knew the king used to retire , in case of an alarm , with his family and his treasure . 2. This being done , he sent ...
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