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accepted Acts allies ancient anointed apostles army Asia Minor Augustus authority became bill Cæsar Carthage centuriate assembly century Christ Christian church Cicero citizens claimed command conquered consul death decemvirs declared disciples divine doctrine ecclesiastical elected empire enemies epistles established evangelists faith father favor freemen Gaul gave Gentiles gospel gospel of Matthew Gracchus Greek Hannibal heaven hundred influence Israel Italy Jehovah Jerusalem Jesus Jewish Jews Judea Julius Cæsar king land later Latin Livy Luke Marius mashiach Matthew ment Messiah military miracles Mommsen Mosaic nations never nobles organization Papinian patricians Paul peace person Peter Pharisees plebeians plunder political Pompey possession prætor preach priests promise provinces religion republic Roman Rome rule sacerdotal sacred Samnites says senate senatorial slaves soldiers Sulla temple Testament thee thou throne Tiberius Tiberius Gracchus tion tribal assembly tribune twelve unto vote worship XII Tables