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Yet this same Cornelius Tacitus'no, not Tacit, he, but a first class chatterbox when it comes to lies!'in the same History tells how Cnaeus Pompey, on taking Jerusalem, visited the temple to look into the mysteries of Jewish religion, and found no image there.
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