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18 Nevertheless Nicanor heard (of) the virtue (or of the might) of Judas’ fellows [or Nevertheless Nicanor hearing the virtue of Judas’ fellows], and greatness of hardiness, which they had for strives of the country (or to fight for the country), and dreaded for to make doom by blood.

19 Wherefore he before-sent Posidonius, and Theodotus, and Mattathias, for to give right hands, and take (or to make) (peace).

20 And when long counsel was done of (or on) these things, and the duke himself had told to the multitude, one sentence was of all, for to grant to friendships.

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