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But now another great number of the Galileans came together
again with their weapons, as knowing the man, how wicked and how
sadly perjured he was, and desired me to lead them against him
and promised me that they would utterly both him and Gischala.
Hereupon I professed that I was obliged to them for their
readiness to serve me, and that I would more than requite their
good-will to me. However, I entreated them to restrain
themselves, and begged of them to give me leave to do what I
intended, which was to put an end to these troubles without
bloodshed; and when I had prevailed with the multitude of the
Galileans to let me do so, I came to Sepphoris.
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