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...; and on that account it possessed an inducement to confidence. Thus it was considered by Titus;69 how could we then ever look upon it as a proof of the ignorance of the besieged in regard to the Greek language ? I must moreover state in addition, that when the revolters, in the...

...; and on that account it possessed an inducement to confidence. Thus it was considered by Titus;09 how could we then ever look upon it as a proof of the ignorance of the besieged in regard to the Greek language ? I must moreover state in addition, that when the revolters, in the...