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While celebrating victory in their homeland, they burned alive those who had set on fire the sacred gates, including Callisthenes, who had fled into a small house, so that he received the just reward for his sin.
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They carefully placed the captured armor all together in strategic places, but the rest of the spoils they carried into Jerusalem.
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They killed the commander of Timothy's troops, a most ungodly man who had caused grief to many Jews.
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While celebrating victory in their homeland, they burned alive those who had set on fire the sacred gates, including Callisthenes, who had fled into a small house, so that he received the just reward for his sin.
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But the utterly corrupt Nicanor, who had invited one thousand merchants for the sale of the Jews,
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was humiliated with the Lord's help by those he despised the most. He stripped off his stately uniform and traveled into Antioch by the inland road like a lone fugitive, having succeeded only in destroying his own army.