ii, 1, vol. 3. he arrives at Jerufalem,
and is exposed to great dangers, lect.
1, 2, his great valor, fect. ii. v, h s
great concern to fave Jerufalem c.
ix. fe&t. 2, and the temple, i, ii 4.
vol. 3. c. iv. fect. 3 his fpeech to
his foldiers, c. i. left. 5 he receives
acclamations from the army, c. vi.
fect.. his fpeeches to the Jewish ty-
rants, fect. 2. he afcribes the con-
queft of the city to God, c ix, le&t.
3. he thanks the army and diftributes
rewards, vii. i 3. vol. 3. celebrates
his father's and brother's birth days,
c. ii, let. 1. is greatly moved at
the fight of the ruins of Je ufalem,
c. v. left. 2, he makes great fhews,
c. v. lect. 1. comes to Antioch, fe&t.
2. and to Rome, fect. 3. what per-
fons he carried with him for the tri-
umph, ib. his approbation of Jofe-
phus's hiftory, Life, fect. 65 vol.
2. his generofity to Jofephus, fect 76.
Tobias's fons expelled Jerufalem, War,'
i. i. 2. val. 3.

Togarmah,.antiq. i. vi, 1. vol. 1.
Topa chies (three) or prefectures, ad-
ded to Judea, antiq. xiii. iv. 9.
vol. 2.

Tower of Babel. and the Sibyl's tefti-

mony concerning it, antiq, i. iv.
vol. 1.

Trachonites rebel, antiq, xvi. ix. 1.
vol. 2.

Traditions of the Pharifees unwritten,
antiq. viii. x. vi, vol. 1.
Trajan, captain of the tenth legion,
War, iii. vii. 31. vol. 3.
Tranflation of the law, made by feven.
tytwo elders, antiq, xii, ii, 12. vol.
2. Against Apion, in fect. 4. vol. 3.
Treafure (facred) kept in the temple by
fome of the priests, antiq xi. v. 2.
vol. 1.

Tribes of Ifrael, and their portions of
land determined by lot, antiq. v. i.
22. vol. 1.

Tribute paid out of Judea to Antio-
chus Pius, antiq. xiii. viii, 3. vol.
2. great men farm fuch tributes, xii.
iv. vol. 2. poll money paid the
kings of Syria by the Jews, xiii. ii.
3. vol. 2. ten thousand drachmæ
paid out of the temple to them, ib.
three hundred talents paid by Jona-
than to Demetrius for tribute. c. iv.
fect. 9 Jews freed from paying such
tribute by imon the Maccabee, c.
vi. fect. 6. high priest used to pay
twenty talents tribute to the kings of

Egypt out of their own revenues,
xii. iv. 1. vol. 2. poll money and
crown tax, &c. forgiven the princi-
pal orders of the Jews by Antiochus
the Great, c. iii. iect. 3..
Triumphal gate at Rome, War, vii. v.
4. vol. 3.

Triumphal pomp defcribed, War, vii.
v. 4. 5, &c. vol. 3
Trophies give offence to the Jews, an
tiq. xv. vii. 1..vol. 2.
Trumpet, its invention and form, an-
tiq. iii. xii. 6. vol. 1.
Truth and juice, complained to be
gone out of the world, antiq. xvi.
xi. 4. vol. 2.

Truth and accuracy to be observed by
an hiftorian, artiq, xiv. i, 1, vol. 2,
obferved accordingly by Jofephus,
Life, fect. 65 vol. 2.

Trypho the tyrant, brings young Anti-
ochus back to Syria, antiq. xiii. v.
3 vol. 2. his perfidious behavior to
the fame Antiochus, c. vi. fe&t. 1.
he draws Jonathan into a foare, fect.
1, 2. he makes an irruption into Ju
dea, left 4 impofes upon Simon,
ib kills Jonathan, fect. 5. he caules
Antiochus, whole guardian he was,
to be killed, c. vii. fect. 1. he is
made king by the army, ib. he is
killed at Apamia, fec. 2.
Trypho, king Herod's barber, antiq.
xii. xi. 5, &c. vol. 2. War, 1.
xxvii. 5. vol. 3.

Trypho, king Ptolemy's darling, an-
tiq. xii. iv. 9. vol. 2.
Tubal-cain, antiq. i. ii, 2. vol. 1.
Tyrannus Prifcus, War, ii. xix. 4.
vol. 3.

Tyrannus's depofition against Alexan-
der, antiq. xvi, x. 3. vol. 2. War,
i. xxvi 3. vol. 3.

Tyre, when built, antiq. viii. iii, 1.
vol. 1.

Tyre oppreffed by Marion, antiq. xiv,
xii, 1. vol. 2.

Tyre befieged feven months by Alex-
ander the Great, aniq. xi. viii. 4.

vol. I.

Tyre, the name of a caftle built by Hyr.

canus, antiq. xii, iv. 11. vol. 2.
Tyrians, their god Baal, antiq. ix. vi.
6. vol. 1. their ancient records, A-
gainst Apion, i. fe&t. 17. vol. 3.
they beat the Affyrians at fea, antiq.
ix. xiv, 2. vol. 1. ther temple of
Jupiter Olympius, viii v. 3. vol. 1.
Against Apion, i, fect. 18. vol. 3.
of Hercules, ib, of Altarte, ib.

1

Valerian, a decurion, War, iii. ix. 7.
vol. 3.

Valerius Gratus, procurator of Judea,
antiq. xviii. ii. 2. vol. 2.
Valerius Afiaticus, antiq. xix, i. 14,
20. vol. 2.

Varro, prefident of Syria, antiq. xv. x.
1. vol. 2.

Varus (Quintilius) prefident of Syria,
antiq, xvii. v. 2, 6, vol. 2. c. ix.
fect. 3. Life, feet. 11. vol. 2. War,
i. xxxi. 5. vol. 3 and ii. iii, 1, vol.
3. he comes to fuccor Sabinus, antiq.
xvii. x. 9. vol. 2, War, ii. v. 1. vol.
3. he pun fhes the mutineers, antiq.
xvii. x. 1, 9. 10. vol 2.

Vafhti, wite of king Artaxerxes, antiq.
xi. vi, 1. vol. 1.

Vatinius, antiq. xix. i. 13. vol. 2.
Veils of the tabernacle, antiq. iii. vii,
7. vol. 1.
Ventidius Baffus, bribed by Antigonus,
antiq. xiv, xiv. 6. vol. 2, chap. xv.
fect. 1. fent to repel the Parthians,
War, i. xv. 2. vol. 3. he kills Paco-
rus in battle, and defeats the Parthi-
ans, antiq. xiv, xv. 7. vəl 2.
Veranius, antiq, xix, iii. 4. vol. 2.
Vefpafian and Titus's generofity to-
wards the Jews, antiq. xii. iii. 2.
vol. 2. his wars in Judea, War, Book
iii, and iv, at large, vol. 3.
Victory does not depend on numbers,
but on valor, antiq. i, x. 1. vol. 1.
and on piety towards God, antiq.
xii, vii. 1. vol. 2.
Vindex rebels against Nero, War, iv.
viii. 1. vol. 3.

Vine (golden) in Herod's temple, antiq.
xv. viii. 3. vol. 2. another fent to
Rome, xiv, iii. 1. vol. 2.
Vinicius (Marcus) antiq. xix. i. 14.

vol. 2.

Virtue its own reward, antiq. iv. viii.

2. vol. 1.

Virtues (royal) antiq. vii. xv. 2. vol. 1.
Vitellius, prefident of Syria, antiq. xv.

xi. iv. vol. 2. War, vii. iv. 2. vol.
3. he is highly treated by the Jews,
antiq. xviii. iv. 3. vol. 2. c. v. fe&t.
3. his expedition against Aretas, ib.
is ordered by Tiberias to enter into
an alliance with Artabanus, c. iv.

jet. 4.
Vitellius is made emperor after Otho,
War, iv. ix. 9. vol. 3. he is flain, c.
xi. let. 4.
Vitellius Proculus, antiq, xix. vi. 3.
vol. 2.

vol. I.

Uz, antiq. i. vi. 4, 5. vol. 1.
Uzzah, mitten by God, for touching
the ark, antiq. vii, iv, 2. vol. 1.
Uzziah, or Azariah, king of Judah, an-
tiq. ix. ix. 3. vol. 1. his sets and
encomium, c. ix. feft. 3. he burns
incenfe in the temple, feet. 4. he is
fmitten with the leprofy for ufurp-
ing the priest's office, ib.

War not begun with foreign nations
till ambaffadors are fent, antiq. iv.
viii. 41. vol. 1, and v. ii. 9. vol. 1.
War (laws of) among the Jews, antiq.
iv. viii, 41, &c. vol. 1. Against A.
pion, i. lect. 30. vol. 3.

War (Jewish) whence begun, War, ii.
xiii. vol. 3. c. xiv. fect. 4. c. xv.
feet. 5. c. xvii. fe&t. 1, &c,
Water of Bethlehem, offered to God by
David, antiq. vii. 12. 4. vol. 1.
Water (fea.) See Sea.
Witch, or Necromantic woman of En
dor, comforts Saul, antiq vi. xiv. 3.
vol. 1. her eulogium, fect. 4.
Women's power, antiq. xi, iii. 5. vol.
1. their cunning in preventing accu-
fations, ii. v. 5. vol. 1. their dreis
forbidden men, iv. viii. 43. vol. 1.
foreign women not to be meddled
with by Jews, xii. iv. 6. vol. 2.
when divorced, cannot marry anoth-
er without their former husband's
confent, xv. 7. 10, vol. 2. Persian
women or wives not to be seen by
ftrangers, x. vi. 1. vol. 1. not al
lowed to be witnesses, iv. 8, 15.
vol. 1.

Xanthicus, the Syro Macedonian name
of the Jewish month Nifan, antiq. i.
iii. 3. vol. 1. and fo elsewhere,
Xerxes fucceeds Darius, antiq. xi. v.
1. vol. 1. his letter to Ezra, ib.
Xylophoria, a Jewish festival when they
carried wood to the temple for the
facrifices, War, ii. xvii. 6, vol. 3.
Year, two beginnings of Jewish years,
antiq, i iii. 3. vol. 1.
Year (Great) a period of fix hundred
common years, antiq. i iii 9. vol. 1.
Zabdiel, a prince of the Arabians, an-

tiq. xiii. iv. 8. vol. 2.
Zabidus, an Idumean, Against Apion,
ii, fect, 10. vol. 3.
Zachariah, king of Ifrael, antiq. ix. x.

3. vol. 1. his death, c. xi, fe&t. 1.
Zachariah, fon of Jehoida, a prophet,
is ftoned, antiq. ix. viii. 3. vol. 1.
Zachariah the prophet, antiq. xi, iv.
5, 7. vol. 1.
Zacharias, fon of Baruch, War, iv. v.
3. he is murdered in the

4. vol
temple, ib,
Zacharias, son of Phalek, War, iv. iv.
1. vol. 3.

Zachariah, son of Ahaz, is slain by

Maafeiah, antiq. ix. xii. 1. Vol. 1.
Zadoc, or Sadoc, high priest, antiq.
vii. ii. vol. 1. c. v. fect. 4. c. x.
fect.
4. c. xi, fect. 8. c. xiv. fect.
4. and viii. i. 3. vol. 1, and x.
viii. 6. vol. 1.
Zalmunna, captain of the Midianites,
antiq. v. vi. 5. vol. 1,
Zamaris, a Babylonian Jew, antiq. xvii.
ii. 3. vol. 2.

Zarephath, or Sarepta, the widow's
habitation, antiq. viii. xiii 2, vol. 1.
Zelotes, War, iv. iii. 9. 13, 14. vol. 3.
c. iv. fect. 5, &c. c. v. left. 1, 5.
and vii. viii. 1. vol. 3.
Zeb, or Zeeb, captain of the Midian-
ites, antiq. v. vi. 5. vol, 5.

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Zebudah, mother of Jekoiakim, antiq.

x. v. 2. vol. 1.
Zedekiah, a false prophet, antiq. viii,
xv. 4. vol. 1.
Zedekiah, king of Judah, antiq. x. vii.
1, &c. vol. 1, he revolts from the
Babylonians, fect. a. calls for Jere
miah's advice, fect. 6, he is carried
captive to Babylon, c, viii, fect. 2.
Zebina (Alexander) king of Syria, is
his death, fect. 7.
conquered by Antiochus Grypus,
and dies, antiq. xiii. ix. 3. vol. a.
Zeno, ftyled Cotylas, tyrant of Phila-
Zebul, antiq. v. vii. 4. vol. 1.
Zenodoras, antiq. xv. x, I, &c. vol.
delphia, antiq. xiii. vii. 1. vol. 2.
2. War, i, xx. 4. vol. 3. his death,
Zerah, an Ethiopian king, antiq. viii.
antiq. xv. x. iii. vol. 2.
xii. 1. vol.
defeated by Afa,

fect. 1, 2.

vol 2.

vol, a