XX. v. 2. vol. 2. War, ii. viii. 1.
vol. 3.

Judas, fon of Jairus, is flain, War, vii.
vi. 5. vol. 3.

Judas, fon of Aminidab, antiq. xi. iv.
2. vol. 1.

Judas, the Maccabee, antiq. xii, vi, 1.
vol. 2. fucceeds Matthias his father,
fect. iv. War, i. i. 3. vol. 3. his
fpeech to his men before a battle, an-
tiq. xii. viii. 3. vol. 2. he is victor,
fect. 4. he comes to Jerufalem, and
reftores the temple worship, feet. 6,
&c. takes vengeance on the Idume-
ans and others, xii, viii. 1, vol. 2.
befieges the citadel at Jerufalem, c.
ix. fect. 3 is made high priest, c. x.
fect. 6. makes an alliance with the
Romans, ib. fights Bacchides, c. xi.
fect. 1, is killed in the battle, § 2.
Judas, fon of Chapfeus, antiq. xiii. v.
7. Vol. 2.

Judas, fon of Sariphus or Sepphoreus,
antiq. xviii. vi 2. vol. 2. War, i.
xxxiii. 2. vol. 3.

Judas, fon of Eliasib, high priest, an-
tiq. xi. vii. 1. vol. 1.
Judas, fon of Ezekias, ringleader of the
robbers, antiq. xvii. x. 5. vol. 2.
War, ii. iv. 1. vol 3.
Judges of the Hebrews, fingle gover-
nofs, antiq. ix, iv 8. vol. 1.
Judges at Jerufalem, the Sanhedrim,
antiq. xi. i. 1. vol. 1.
Judges of the council in Syria and
Phoenicia, antiq. xi, iì. 1. vol. 1.
feven inferior judges in every city,
but an appeal from them to the great
Sanhedrim at Jerufalem, antiq. iv.
viii. 14. vol. 1.
Juelus, high priest, antiq. x. viii, 6.
vol. 1.

Julia, or Levia, Auguftus Cæfar's wife,
antiq. xvi. V. 1. vol. a. and xvii,

i. 1. vol. 2.

Julian of Bithynia, a valiant captain,
War, vi i. 8. vol. 3.
Julius Cæfar's letter to the Sidonians,
with his and other decrees in favor
of the Jews. See Decrees.
Julius Lupus, antiq. xix ii. 4. vol. 2.
Julius, commander of a Roman legion,
antiq. xv iii. 7. vol. 2.
Jupiter Hellenius's temple upon Mount
Gerizim, antiq. xii. v. 5. vol. 2.
Jupiter the conqueror's temple, antiq.
xix, iv 3. vol. 2.

Jupiter Olympius's temple, against A.

pion, i. fect. 17. vol. 3. his ftatue,
antiq. xix. i. r.

vol. 2.

Juftus, son of Josephus, Life, sect. 76,
vol. 2.

Juftus of Tiberias, the historian, Life,
fect. 65. vol. 2. when he published
his hiftory, ib. he is condemned by
Vefpafian but faved by king Agrin
pa, Life, fect. 74. vol. 2.
Juftus, son of Pistus, stirs up sedition,
Life, fect. 9.vol. 2. his character, ib.
Izates, fon of Queen Helena, embraces
the Jewish religion, antiq, xx. ii. I,
4. vol. 2, is circumcifed, fect. 5.
conquers his enemies, c. iv. fect. I,
2. fucceeds Monobazus, cii fect.
3. he dies, c. iv. fect, 3. his child-
ren and brethren are befieged in Jeru-
falem, War, vi. vi. 4. voi.
Kareah, antiq. x. ix. 1. vol. 1.
Kemuel, fon of Nahor, antiq. i, vi. 5.
vol. 1.

3

Keturah, Abraham's laft wife, antiq.
i. xv. 1. vol. 1.

King, his principal qualifications, an-
tiq. vii. xv. 2. vol. 1. three duties
of a good king; piety towards his
God, juftice towards his fubjects,
and care of the public welfare, ix.
xi, 2. vol. 1, need not give account
of his actions, in the opinion of An-
tony, xv. iii. 8. vol. 2. should be
eminently good. vi. xiv. 4. vol. 1.
King Solomon's palace, antiq. viii. v.
1. vol. 1.

Kings of David's race, how many, an-
tiq. x. viii. 4. vol. 1.
Kingdom, a reward of virtue, antiq.
vi viii. 1. vol 1.

Kittim, antiq. i. vi. 1. vol. 1.
Korah, railes a fedition, antiq. iv. i.
2. vol. 1. perishes with his follow-
ers, c. iii. fect. 3.
Laban, fon of Bethuel, antiq. i. vi. 5.
vol. 1. his fraud, c. xix. le&t. 7.
Labor, nothing gotten without it, an-
tiq, iii. ii. 4. vol. 1.

Laboro foarchod, or Labofordacus, an-

tiq, x, xi. 2, vol. 1. against Apion,
i, fect. 20. vol. 3.
Lacedemonians derived from Abraham,
as well as the Jews, antiq. xii. iv,
10. vol. 2. and xiii, v. 8. vol. 2.
Lamech, antiq, i. ii. 2. vol, 1.
Language (abusive) not to be punished

with death, antiq. xiii. x. 6. vol. 2.
Languages confounded, antiq. i, iv. 3.
Vol. 1.

Laodice, queen of the Gileadites, antiq.
xiii. xiii. 4, vol. 2.

Laodiceans, their letter to Caius Rubili-

us in favor of the Jews, antiq. xiv.
x. 20, vol. 2.

Lafthenes, a Cretan, antiq. xiii. iv. 3.

9. vol. 2.

Laws given the Ifraelites by Moles up-
on Mount Sinai, antiq iii vol. 3.
&c. vol. 1. and iv.viii. 2, &c. vol. 1.
o be read on the feait of tabernacles,
iv. viii., vol. 1. to be learned by
children before all things, ib. to be
written in the mind and memory, ib.
forbid the punishment of children
for their parents crimes, ix, ix. 1.
vol. 1. or a rebellious fon to be fton-
ed, xvi, xi. 2. vol. 2. martial laws
against Apion, ii, fect. 29. vol. 3.
the tables of the law or ten command-
ments, antiq. iii. v. 4. vol. 1. law
of Mofes tranflated into Greek under
Ptolemy Philadelphus, antiq. Pref.
fect. 3 vol. 1. and xii. ii, 2, &c.
vol. 2. law made by Herod to fell
thieves to foreigners, xvi. i, 1. vol.
2. law carried in triumph at Rome,
War, vii. v. 5. vol. 3.
Laws among the Perfiens. left to the in-
terpretation of feven perfons, antiq.
xi vi 1. vol. 1.
Lentulus's decree in favor of the Jews,
antiq. xiv. x. 13. vol. 2.
Lepidus killed by Caius, xix. i. 6.
vol. 2.

Lepidus (Larcius) War, vi iv. 3.

vol. 3.

Leprous perfons obtain places of hon-
or among feveral nations, antiq. iii.
xi. 4. vol. 1. are to live out of cit.
ies by the Samaritan and Jewish
laws, ix. iv. 5. vol.1. they refolve in
a famine to go over to the enemy, ib.
Letters of the alphabet, whether brought
into Greece by Cadmus and the Pheni-
cians, again Apion, i. fe&t. 2..
vol. 3.

Leiters of Solomon, and Hiram and the.
Tyrians, antiq. viii. ii. 6. 7. vol. 1.
of Xerxes king of the Perfians to
Ezra, xiv. 1. vol. 1. of Artaxerxes
to the governors near Judea, c. vi.
fect. 12, of Antiochus the Great to
Ptolemy Epiphanes, xii. iii. 3. vol.
2. of the Samaritans to Antiochus
Theas, c. v. feet. 5. of Alexander
Balas to Jonathan, xiii. ii. 2. vol. 2.
of Onias to Ptolemy and Cleopatra,
c. iii. fect. 1. of Ptolemy and Cleo-.
patra to Onias, fect, 2. of Demetrius
to jonathan and the Jews, c. iv. fect.

of Julius Calar, to the Roman

magiftrates, xiv. x. 2, &c. vol...
and to the Sidonians, ib. of Mark
Antony to the Tyrians, c. xii. feft.
4.5.

Levites, exempted from military func-
tions, antiq ii. xii. 4. vol. 1.
Levite's concubine abused by the in-
habitants of Gibeath, antiq, v. xi.
8. vol. I

Livitical tribe confecrated by Mofes,
antiq. iii. xi. r. vol. 1. their allow-
ance, iv. iv. 3, &c. vol. 1. how ma-
ny cities belonged to them, ib.
Liberius Maximus, governor of Judes,
War, vii. vi. 6. vol. 3.
Liberty granted the Jews by Demets-

us, antiq. xiii. ii. 3 vol. 2.
Libys, antiq, i. vi. 2, vol. 1.
Longinus, a tribune, antiq. ii. xix. 7..
vol. 1.

Longinus's bravery, War, v. vii. 3.
vol. 3.

Longus, a violent Roman, kills him.
felf, War, vi. iii. 2. vol. 3.
Lot, antiq. i. vi. 5. vol. I. c. ix.
Lot's wife, antiq. i. xi. 4. vol. 1.
Lucilius Baffus takes Macherus, War,
vii. vi. I -6. vol. 3.
Lucullus, antiq, xiii. xv. 4. vol. 2.
Lupus, Julius, a confpirator, is put to

death, antiq. xix. ii. 4, 5. vol. 2.
Lupus, governor of Alexandria, War,
vii x. 2. vol. 3.
Lycurgus, against Apion, ii. felt. 31.
vol. 3.

Lydda, burnt, War, ii. xix. i. vol. 3.
Lyfanias, fon of Ptolemy, is put to

death, antiq, xv. iv, 1. vol. 2, War,
i. xiii. 1. vol. 3.
Lyfias, commander of Antiochus's ar-

my, antiq. xii. vii, 2, &c. vol. 2.
Lyfimachus obtains the government of
the Hellefpont after the death of Al-
exander, antiq. xii. i. vol. 2.
Maacah, Rehoboam's wife, antiq. viii.
x. 1. vol. 1.
Maachah, fon of Nahor by his concu-

bine Reuma, antiq, i. vi. 5. vol. 1..
Maafeiah, son of Ahaz, flain in battle,
antiq.. ix xii. 1, vol, e.
Maaleiah, governor of the city, antiq.
x. iv. 1. vol. 1.
Maccabees, their history, antiq, xii, vie
1, &c. vol. 2..
Macedonians, governed by a Roman

proconful, War, ii. xvi. 4. vol. 3.
Micheras, antiq, xiv. xv. 7, 10. vol.
2. War, i. xvi. 6, 7. vol. 3. c. 17-
iect. 1, &c.
Macherus furrenders to Ballus, in or

der to fet Eleazar at liberty, War, vii.
vi. 4. vol. 3.
-Machines or engines of the Romans,
War, v. vi. 2. vol. 3. for cafting
ftones of how great force, War, ìii.
vii. 23. vol. 3.

Machir, antiq. vii. v. 5. vol. 1.
Madai, or Medes, antiq. i. vi. 1. vol. 1.
Madianites, or Midianites, bring Ifael
into fubjection, antiq. v. vi. 1. vol.
1. Moles makes war upon them and
beats them, iv. vii. 1. vol. r. their
women feduce the Ifraelites, c. vii.
fect. 6.

A Magician, War, ii. xiii. v. vol. 3.
Magog, antiq i, vi, 1. vol. 1,
Mahalaleel, antiq. i. iii. 2. vol. 1.
Mahlon, fon of Elimelech, antiq. v.
ix. 1. vol. I.

Maaleel, antiq. i. iii. 4. vol. 1.
Malchifhua, fon of Saul, antiq. vi.
xiv. 7. vol. 1.

Malchus, or Malicus, king of the Ara-
bians, antiq, xiii, v. 1. vol. 2. xiv.
xiv. 1. &c. vol. 2. War, i. xiv. 1.
vol. 3.
Malichus, a Jewish commander, antiq.
xiv. v. 2. vol. 2. War, i, viii. 3.
vol. 3. c. xi. fect. 2, &c. he poisons
Antipater, antiq, xiv. xi. 4. vol. 2.
he is a great diffembler, fect. 4. 5.
he is killed by a device of Herod,
fect. 6.
Malthace, Archelaus's mother, dies, an-
tiq. xvii. x. 1. vol. 2. fhe was a
Samaritan, and Herod's wife, War,
i. xxviii. 4 vol. 3.
Mambres, or Mamre, antiq. i. x, 2.
vol. 1.

Manacia, or Manahem, antiq, ix. xi.
1. vol. 1.

Manahem, an Effer, antiq: xv. x. 5.
vol. 2.

Manahem, fon of Judas the Galilean,
Life, fect. 5. vol. 2. War, îi. xvii,
8, &c. vol. 3.

Manaffes, king of Judah, antiq. x. iii.
1, &c, vol. 1. he is carried into cap-
tivity, fect. 2. he is fent back to his
kingdom, and dies, ib.
Manafles, brother of Jaddus, marries
the daughter of Sanballat, antiq. xi.
vii. 2, &c. vol. 1. he is made high
prieft among the Samaritans, xii. iv.
i. vol. z.

Manlius (Lucius) fon of Lucius, antiq.
xiii. ix; 2. vol. 2.
Manna rained from heaven, antiq. iii.

i. 6. vol. 1. the fignification of the
word, ib, a fort of manna fell in

Marcellus, antiq. xvii. iv. 2. vol. 2.
Marcus, or Murcus, prefident of Syria,
after Sextus Cæfar, antiq. xiv, xi.
1, &c. vol. 2. War, i 10. x, &c.
vol. 3.

Maria, a noble woman, eats her own
child, War, vi. iii. 4. vol. 3.
Mariamne, Agrippa fenior's daughter
by Cypros, antiq. xviii. v. 4. vol.
2. War, ii. ix. 9. vol. 3.
Mariamne, or Miriam, Moles's fifter,
dies, antiq. iv. iv. 6. vol. 1.

Mariamne is married to Herod, War,
i. xii. 3. vol. 3. The grows angry
with Herod, antiq, xv. viii. 1. &c.
vol. 2. War, i, xxii. 2. vol. 3, her
temper, antiq. xv. vi 4. vol. 2. The
is put to death, fect, 4, 5. her eulo.
gium, fect. 6. her fons ftrangled,
War, i. xxvii. 6. vol. 3.
Mariamne, daughter of Jofephus and
Olympias, antiq, xviii. v. iv, vol. 2.
Mariamne, daughter of Simon the high
prieft, War, xxvii. iv. vol. 3.
Mariamne, daughter of Agrippa fenior,
married to Archelaus, antiq. xx. vii,
1. vol. 2. divorced, War. ii, vii 4.
vol. 3. afterwards married to De
metrius, antiq. xx. vii. 3. vol. 2.
Masion, tyrant of the Tyrians, antiq.
xiv. xii, 1. vol. z,

Marriage of free men with flaves un,

lawful among the Jews, antiq. iv.
viii. 23. vol. 1.

Marriage contracts altered by Herod at
Antipater's defire, antiq. xvii. 1, 2

vol. 2.

Marfus, prefident of Syria, antiq. xix,
vi. 4. vol. 2. c. vii, fect. 2. and c.
viii, fect. 1.

Marlyas, freedman of Agrippa, antiq.
xviii. vi. 3, 7, 10. vol. 2.
Marullus, mafter of the horle, antig.
xviii. vi. 10. vol. 2.
Margenus, king of the Tyrians, Again

Apion, i. fect. 18 vol. 3.
Mattathias, great grandson of Afamo-
neus, the father of the Maccabees, an-
tiq, xii. vi, 1. vol. 2, refules to of-
fer facrifice to an idol, fet, 2. per-
fuades the Jews to fight on the Sab-
bath day, ib. exhorts his fons to de-
fend the law, feft. 3. he dies, fett. 4.

Moon eclipsed, antiq. xvii. vi. 4.
vol. 2.
Mofes, his character, antiq. Pref. fect.

iv. vol. 1. his birth foretold, ii. ix.
2, 3. vol. how born, and faved
alive, left. 4. why called Moyfes. or
Mofes, fect. 6. Against Apion, i. fe&
31. vol. 3. adopted by Thermuthis,
antiq. ii. ix. 7, vol. brought up
to fucceed her father, ib. tramples
the crown under his feet, ib, he is
made general of the Egyptian army,
and beats the Ethiopians, c. x. fect.
1, &c. he marries Tharbis, the king
of Ethiopia's daughter, fect. 2. he
flies out of Egypt, c. xi. fect. 1. he
affifts Raguel's daughters against the
fhepherds, feet. 2. fees the burning
buth at Sinai, c. xii fect 1. is ap-
pointed to be the deliverer of the it
raelites, fect. 3. he does miracles, and
hears the moйt facred name of God,
fect. 3, 4 he returns to Egypt, c.
xiii, fect. 1. he works miracles be-
fore Pharaoh, fe&t 2, &c. he leads
the Ifraelites out of Egypt, c. xv.
fect. 1. how many was their num-
ber, ib, how old he was at that time,
feet. 2. his prayer to God, c. xvi.
fect. 1, he leads the Ifraelites through
the Red Sea, feet, 2. he makes the
bitter water sweet, iii. i. 2. vol. 1.
he procures the Ifraelites quails and
'manna, fect. 5, 6. c. xiii. he brings
water out of the rock, c. i. fect. 7.
he beats the Amalekites, c. ii. fect. 4.
he brings to the people the tables of
the covenant, c. v. feet. 8. he stays
forty days upon Mount Sinai, ib.
his fo long ftay caufes great doubts
and uncafinefs among the people, fect.
7. he confers the prefthood on
Aaron, c. viii. fe&t. i. offers facri-
fices at the tabernacle, fect. 6, 10.
receives laws and commands at the
tabernacle, fe&t. 10 confecrates to
God the tribe of Levi, c. xi. sect. 1
&c. numbers the people, c. xii. fect.
4. gives orders for their marching,
ib. &c. fends fpies to fearch the land
of Canaan, c. xiy, feet, 1, &c. quells
the faction of Corah, iv, i 3, &c.
vol. 1. his juftice, c. iii. fect. his
prayer to God, fect. a he cleanfes
the people, c. iv. fe&t. 6, he destroys
Sihon and Og, c. v. fe&t. 3. he de-
feats the kings of Midian, c. vii. fect.
1. he appoints Jofhua to be his fuc-
ceffor, fect. 2. his predictions before
bis death, c, viii. fe&t, 2, his song

in hexameter verse, fect. 44. a reca
pitulation of his laws c. viii. he
binds the Ifraelites by an oath to ob.
ferve them, fect. 45. he bleffes Jofh-
ua, and exhorts him to lead the If
raelites courageously into the land of
Canaan, fect 47. he is furrounded
with a cloud, and difappears, fect.
48. his death greatly lamented by
the people for thirty days, feet. 49.
he is fcandalized, as afflicted with
the leprofy, iii. xi. 4. vol. 1. his
great authority, c. xv. fect 3 his
books laid up in the temple, x. iv.
2. vol. 1. what they contain, A-
gainst Apion, i. fect. 8. vol. 3. called
by Manetho Ofarfiph, a priest of Oly-
fis of Heliopolis, fect. 26, allowed
by the Egyptians to be a divine man,
feet 51, the ages in which he lived,
ii fect. xv. vol. 3. his virtue and
great actions, fect. 15, 16. his pof-
terity honored by David, antiq. vii.
xv. 7. vol. 1.

Mofoch, or Mefhech, antiq. i, vi. 1.
vol. 1.

Mucianus, president of Syria, antiq.
xii. iii. 1. vol. 2. War, iv. i. 5. vol.
3. c. ix. fect. 2. c. x. fect. 6, 7.
and chap. xi. fe&t. 1.

Mule, the king's mule, antiq. vii. 14,
5. vol. 1.

Mundus (Decius) ravishes Hauling the
wife of Saturninus, antiq, xviii, îîì.
4. vol. 2.
Murcus.

See Marcus.
Musical instruments of the Jews, the
Cinyra Nabla, and Cymbalum, de.
feribed, antiq vii. xii. 3. vol. 1:
Myfian war, War, vii, iv. 3. vol. 3.
Mytgonus, king of Tyre, Against Api-
on, i. fect 21. vol. 3.
Naamah, an Ammonitefs, the mother
of Rehoboam, antiq. viii. viii. 1.
vol. 1.

Naamah, daughter of Lamech, antiq. i.
ii. 2. vol. 1.
Naafh, or Nahafh, king of the Am-
monites, antiq. vii. vi. 1. vol. 1.
his war against the Ifraelites, vi, v.

1. vol. 1.

Nabal, a foolish man, antiq. vi. xiii. 6.
vol. 1.

Naboandel us, or Nabonadius, or Balta-
far, king of Babylon, antiq x. xi.
2 vol. 1. Against Apion, i. fe&t. 20.

vol. 3.
Nabolaffar, or Nabopollaflar, king of
Babylon, Against Apion, i. fe&t. 19.
vol. 3.