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They thanked them and encouraged them also to be well-disposed toward their people in the future as well. Then they returned to Jerusalem since the Festival of Weeks was about to begin.
32
After the Festival of Pentecost they moved against Gorgias, the governor of Idumea.
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He came out with three thousand foot soldiers and four hundred horses.
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Dositheus, one of Bacenor's men, a strong man on horseback, had seized Gorgias. Holding on to the governor's robe, he dragged him down roughly, trying to take the horrible man alive. But one of the Thracian cavalry men assaulted Dositheus, crushed his shoulder, and Gorgias escaped into Marisa.