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8p58pc30c2t	Jaecheon Cho	Philorhomaios: The Portraits of Herod Agrippa II by Josephus and Luke	2013		.txt	text/plain	342	15	57	Before delving into the portraits of Agrippa, we first investigate three Greco-Roman historians-Polybius, Livy, and Tacitus-who showed their own view of Rome and the Mediterranean world through their descriptions of client king figures. The distinctive identity and role of Marcus Julius (Herod) Agrippa II as a client king of Rome are a medium for the two near contemporary historians, Josephus and Luke, to shape their view of their ethnic and religious identities in the late first century CE.	cache/8p58pc30c2t.txt	txt/8p58pc30c2t.txt