tlg0526.tlg002.perseus-eng1

data/tlg0526/tlg002/tlg0526.tlg002.perseus-eng1.xml

@@ -678,7 +678,7 @@ not leave off their ungrateful treatment of me, I would punish them sufficiently
 of the king [Agrippa] came to me out of the region of Trachonius, bringing
 their horses and their arms, and carrying with them their money also; and
 when the Jews would force them to be circumcised, if they would stay among
-them, I would not permit them to have any force put upon them, <note anchored="yes" resp="ed">Josephus's opinion is here well worth noting: &mdash;That every one is to be
+them, I would not permit them to have any force put upon them, <note anchored="yes" resp="ed">Josephus's opinion is here well worth noting: —That every one is to be
 permitted to worship God according to his own conscience, and is not to
 be compelled in matters of religion: as one may here observe, on the contrary,
 that the rest of the Jews were still for obliging all those who married
@@ -1197,7 +1197,7 @@ But a few hours afterwards, I got up, and when I had dismissed the rest
 to go to their beds, I bid only four of my intimate friends to stay, and
 ordered my servant to get some wine ready. I also opened the letter so,
 that nobody could perceive it; and understanding thereby presently the
-purport&middot; of the writing, I sealed it up again, and appeared as if
+purport of the writing, I sealed it up again, and appeared as if
 I had not yet read it, but only held it in my hands. I ordered twenty drachmae
 should be given the soldier for the charges of his journey; and when he
 took the money, and said that he thanked me for it, I perceived that he