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67 CE: Titus and Trajan join battle against the Jewish rebels of Tarichaeae.

68 CE: Simon son of Caathas, chief of the Idumaeans, replies abusively to the priests of Jerusalem and vows to fight with the Zealots against the Romans.

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1492
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Josephus, Flavius, Author
Verard, Antoine, d. ca. 1513, Printer
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Réponse à toutes les adhésions de M. Flamarens, (ci-devant évêque de Périgueux): savoir, à son adhésion à l'Exposition des principes; à l'Instruction pastorale de M. de Boulogne, & à l'Instruction de M. de Langres

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