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 | | “To the Most High God, Almighty, blessed, in the reign of king Mithridates, the friend of [?] and the friend of the fatherland, in the year 338 [41 CE], in the month of Deios, Pothos son of Strabo, dedicated to the house of prayer. |
 | | Practical arrangements with the Jewish god: Gentiles: Literary evidence speaks of “fearers of God”: phoboumenoi, sebomenoi; epigraphy, theosobeis or theon sebeis; Latin metuentes; Heb. |
 | | In a sense, the emperor is “everybody’s” god. |
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