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20 so that he not only constructed a gymnasium at the very citadel[a] of our native land but also abolished the temple service.(A) 21 The divine justice was angered by these acts and caused Antiochus himself to make war on them.(B) 22 For when he was warring against Ptolemy in Egypt, he heard that a rumor of his death had spread and that the people of Jerusalem had rejoiced greatly. He speedily marched against them,(C)

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  1. 4.20 Or high place