The Wars of the Jews, 6.219

Flavius Josephus  translated by William Whiston

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219And at the same time that he said this, he reflected on the desperate condition these men must be in; nor could he expect that such men could be recovered to sobriety of mind, after they had endured those very sufferings, for the avoiding whereof it only was probable they might have repented.

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