Ashdod, or Azotus, taken by Jonathan, Antiq. xiii. iv.
its inhabitants plagued on account of the ark of God,
vi. i. l.

sect. 18.

Athenio, Antiq. xii, iv. 3.

Athenio, a general of Cleopatra, War, i, xix. 2; his per-
fidiousness, Antiq. xv. v. 1.

Athronges, a shepherd, crowns himself king of Judea,
Antiq. xvii. x. 7; War, ii. iv. 3; is conquered with his
brethren, ib.

Atratinus, Herod's advocate, Antiq. xiv. xiv. 4.
Augustus' arrival in Syria, Antiq. xv. x. 3; his letter to
Herod, xvi, xi. 1; holds a council about the affairs of
Judea, xvii, ix. 5; his edict and letter in favour of the
Jews, xvi. vi. 1, &c.; is angry with Herod, c. ix. sect.
3; is reconciled to him by the means of Nicolaus of
Damascus, c. x. sect. 8; divides Herod's dominions,
War, ii. vi. 3; his death, Antiq. xviii. iii. 2; War, ii.
ix. l.

Axioramus, high-priest, Antiq. x. vii. 6.
Azariab, the prophet. Antiq. viii. xii. 2.
Azarias, high-priest, Antiq. x. viii. 6.

Azarias, one of David's companions, Antiq. x. x. 1.
Azarias, a commander under Judas, is defeated by Gor-
gias at Jamnia, Antiq. xii. viii. 6.
Azan, or Hazo, Antiq. i. vi. 5.

Azizus. king of Emesa, Antiq, xx. vii. 1; is circumcised,
and marries Drusilla, the sister of Agrippa junior, ib.;
dies, c. viii. sect. 4.

Azotus, or Ashdod, its inhabitants plagued on account of
the Ark of God, Antiq. vi. i. 1; taken by Jonathan, xiii.
iv. 4.

Azricam, Antiq. ix. xii. 1.

Baasha, king of Israel, Antiq. viii. xii. 3; kills Nadab his
predecessor, c. xi. sect. 4; dies, c. xii. sect. 4.
Baba's children preserved by Costobarus, Antiq. xv. vii.
10; afterwards killed by Herod, ib.
Babylon, derived from Babel (confusion of languages),
Antiq, i. iv. 3; taken by Cyrus under the reign of Bal-
tazar, x. xi. 4; the great number of Jews who lived
there, xv. ii. 2; and xviii. ix. 1. Nebuchadnezzar's
building at Babylon, x. xi. 1; its wall was not built by
Semiramis; but by Nebuchadnezzar, according to the
testimony of Berosus, Against Apion, i. sect. 19, 20; its
walls curiously built by Nabonnedus, of brick and bi-
tumen, according to the same Berosus, ib.; its pensile
gardens erected by Nebuchadnezzar, in imitation of the
mountains of Media, ib.; Antiq. x.xi. 1.
Baechides, Antiq. xii. x. 2; c. xi, sect. 1, he attacks the

Badus, or Bath, a Jewish measure, Antiq. viii, ü, 9.
Bagoas, an eunuch, Antiq. xvii. ii. 4.

Bagoses, an enemy of the Jews, Antiq, xi. vii. 1.
Balak, king of Moab, Antiq. iv. vi. 2, &c.
Baladan, king of Babylon, Antiq, x. ii. 2
Balaam, the prophet, Antiq. iv. vi. 2, &c.; his ass speaks,
Balatorus, king of the Tyrians, Against Apion, i. sect.

ib.

21.

Barbarians, their riches formerly consisted in cattle, An-
tiq. ii. xi. 2.

Bardanes, king of the Parthians, Antiq. xx. iii. 3; he is
slain, ib.

Baris, a tower built at Ecbatana, by Daniel, Antiq. x.
xi. 7.

Barnabazus, Antiq. xi. vi. 4.

Barsas, king of Gomorrah, Antiq. i. ix. l.

Baruch, well skilled in the Hebrew tongue, and left with
Jeremiah the prophet in Judea at the Babylonian Cap-
tivity, Antiq. x. ix. I, 2.

Barzaphernes, governor in Parthia, War, i, xiii. 1.
Barzillai, Antiq. vii. ix. 8.

Basan, or Baasha, king of Israel, Antiq. viii. xii. 3; slays
Nadab his predecessor, c. xi. sect. 4.

Basima, or Basmath, Solomon's daughter, Antiq. viii. I

3.

Baskets carried upon the head, Antiq. ii. v. 3.
Bassus (Venditius), See Venditius.
Bassus (Cecilius, murderer of Sextus Cæsar), Antiq. xiv.
xi. 1; War, i. x. 10.

Bassus (Lucillius), is sent with an army into Judea; he
besieges and takes Macherus, War, vii. vii. 1, 6.
Baths, hot baths at Callirrhoe beyoud Jordan, Antiq. xvii.
vi. 5.

Bathsheba, Antiq. vii. vii. 1, 2, 4.

Bath, or Badus, a Jewish measure, Antiq. vii. ii. 9.
Bathyllus, War, i. xxxi. 1.

Bathyllus. Antipater's freedman, Antiq. xvii. iv. 2
Battering-ram, its description, War, iií. viii. 19.
Battle at Tarricheæ, upon the Lake of Gennesareth, War,
iii. x. 1.

Beeltethmus, Antiq. xi. ii. 2.

Bela, or Zoar, the king of it, Antiq. i. ix. 1.
Belshazzar (or Baltasar, or Naboandel, or Nabonadius),
king of Babylon, Antiq. x. xi. 2; his terrible vision,
and its interpretation, ib.; his death, ib.
Belteshazzar, Daniel's name, Antiq. x. x. 1.
Belus, the god of the Tyrians, Antiq. viii, xiii. 1.
Belus, the god of the Babylonians, Antiq. x. xi. 1; his
temple there, ib.

Benaiah, a priest by birth, a man of valour, Antiq. vii.
xii. 4; son of Jehoiada, c. v. sect. 4; made commander
of some troops of Solomon, viii. i. 4; son of Achillus,
c. ii. sect. 3.

Beneficence, its commendation and reward, Antiq. vi.
xiv. 4.

Benhadad (or the son of Hadad), king of Syria, besieges
Samaria the first time, Antiq. viii. xiv. 1, &c. the
second time, ix. iv. 3; falls sick, and is smothered, by
Hazael, sect. 6.

Benjamites are attacked for their enormous crimes at
Gibea, and at last terribly defeated and cut off, Aatiq.
v. ii. 8-11; their tribe restored, sect. 12.
Beon, Against Apion, i. sect. 14.
Bernice, daughter of Agrippa senior, Antiq. xviil. v. 4
she is married to Herod, Agrippa's brother, xix. v.

2

Bernice, Agrippa's mother, dies, Antiq. xviii. vi. 1.
Bernice, Archelau and Mariamne's daughter, Antiq
2% vi 11

Bernice, the widow of Herod, marrios Polemon, Antiq.
xx. vii. 3: leaves him, ib.

Bernice, Salome's daughter, Aristobulus's wife, Antiq
xvi. i. 2.

Bernice, Agrippa senior's daughter, and junior's sister,
in danger of her life, War, il. xv. 2.

sect. 5; war denounced against them by the tribes of
Judea and Simeon, sect. 1.

Candlestick in the tabernacle, Antiq. iii. vi. 7.
Cantheras removed from the high-priesthood, Antiq. xx
i. 3.

Berytus, where the cause between Herod and his sons
was debated in a council or court, Antiq. xvi, xi. 2,
&c.; Romans living at Berytus, xvi. x. 8.

Bethuel, Antiq. i. vi. 5.

War, vii. v. 6.

Capitol, the end of the triumphant shows, War, vii. v. &
Captives of the Jews, how many killed, and how many
kept alive, War, vi. ix. 2, 3; captives carried in the
triumph, c. v. sect. 3.

1.

Bigthan, Antiq. xi. vi. 4.

ix. 7.

Careas (Kareab), Antiq. x. ix. 2.

Britons, War, vi. vi. 2.

Cassander governs Macedonia, after Alexander's death,
Antiq. xii. i. 1.

Cassius Longinus, president of Syria, Antiq, xiv. xi. 2;
and xv. xi. 4; and xx. i. 1; favours Antipater and He
rod, xiv. xi. 2, &c.; repels the Parthians, and then
retire to Judea, c. vii, sect. 3; War, i. viii, 9; is de-
feated at Philippi, Antiq, xiv. xii. 2.

Castles, or citadels, two at Jerusalem, one in the city,
and the other by the temple, Antiq. xii. i. 3; and xv.
vii. 8; c. viii, sect. 5.

Castor, the Jew, his cunning trick, War, v. vii. 4.
Castration of man or beast forbidden by the law of Moses,
Antiq. iv. viii, 40; young men of royal blood castrated
by Nebuchadnezzar's order, and among others Daniel
the prophet, x. x. l.

8.

Brocchus, a tribune, Antiq. xix. iii. 4.

Brother, a title which Alexander Balas gave to Jonathan
the high-priest, Antiq. xiii. ii. 2; the same title was
also given him by Demetrius Soter, c. iv. 9.
Buckle, or button (a golden one), sent to Jonathan by
Alexander, king of Syria, Antiq. xiii. iv. 4; and by
Demetrius, c. v. 4.

Bukki, son of Abishua, high-priest, Antiq. viii. i. 3.
Barthus, Nero's Greek secretary, Antiq. xx. viii. 9.
Buz, Nahor's son, Antiq. i, vi. 5.

Cecilius Bassus, the murderer of Sextus Cæsar, Antic.
xiv. xi. I; War, i. x. 10.

Cesinna, War, iv. xi. 3; sent to Vespasian, ib,
Cæsar (Julius), makes war in Egypt, Antiq. xiv. viii 1;
his decrees in favour of the Jews, c. x. sect. 2. &c.; is
murdered by Brutus and Cassius, c. xi. sect. 1.
Cesarea built by Herod, Antiq. xv. ix. 6; it was 600 fur-
longs from Jerusalem, xiii. xi. 2; War, i. iii. 5.
Cæsarean games instituted by Herod, Antiq xv. viii. 1;
War, i. xxi. 8; begun at the finishing of Cæsarea Au-
gusta, Antiq. xvi, v. 1.

Casennius Petus, president of Syria, War, vii. vii. 1.
Casonia, wife of Caius, killed by Lupus, Antiq. xix. ii.
4.

Cain murders his brother Abel, Antiq.i.ii. 1; his punish-
ment, ib.; he peoples the land of Nod. sect. 2.
Caius, the son of Germanicus, is made Emperor, Antiq.
xviii. vi. 9; War, ii. ix. 5, 6: puts T berias, the grand-
son of Tiberias the emperor, to death, Antiq. xviii. vi,
9; his cruelty, c. vii.; his behaviour in the government,
c. vii. sect. 2; he orders his statue to be erected in the
temple at Jerusalem, c. viii. sect. 2; gratifies Agrippa,
and forbids its erection, sect. 8; his letter to Petronius.
ib.; he rages against the Jews, xix. i. 1; calls himself
the brother of Jupiter, ib.; a conspiracy formed against
bim, sect, 2; the conspirators increase in number, sect.
10: his death, c. i. sect. 14; his threatening letter to
Petronius retarded till he was dead. xviii. viii. 9; War,
ii. x. 5; his character, Antiq. xix. ii, 5.

Caleb, one that searched the land of Canaan, Antiq. iii.
xiv. 4; and v. ii. 3.

Call (golden) near Daphane, or Dan, War, i. ii.
Calleas, Antiq. xvii. 1.

Callimander, Antiq. xiii. x. 2, 3.

Callinicus, son of Antiochus, king of Commagena, War,

vii. vii. 2.

Callistus, a freed-man of Caius, Antiq. xiv. i. 10.
Cambyses succeeds Cyrus, Antiq. xi. ii. 2; dies after a
reign of six years, sect. 2.

Camp of the Jews, Antiq. ili. xii. 5; of the Assyrians,
War, v. vii. 3; c. xii. sect. 2.

Camuel, or Kemuel, Nahor's son, Antiq. i. vi. 5.
Canaan, land of, its description and division, Antiq. v. i.
21, 22; Canaanites distress the tribe of Dan, c. iil. sect.
aur spared contrary to the command of God, a vil

1., his calumny against the Jews, sect. 2; his death
and the divine vengeance on him, sect. 3, 4.
Celadus, Antiq. xvii, xii 2; War, ii. vii. 2.
Celenderis. War, i, xxxi. 3.

Celer, a tribune, Antiq. xx. vi. 2; he is put to death,
sect. 3.

Celtic legion, Antiq, xix. i. 15.

Cendebeus, commander of Antiochus's troops, Antiq.
xi vii. 3; War, i, ii. 2.

Cerealis (Petelius), sent against the Samaritans, War,
ii. vii. 32; marches towards Hebron, iv. ix. 9; is or-
dered to attack the temple, vi. ii. 5; called to a coup-
cil of war about the temple, c. iv. sect. 3.
Cestius Gallus, president of Syria, Life, seet. 43, War, ii.
xiv. 3; he gathers an army against the Jews, War. ii.
xvii. 9: enters Jerusalem, c. xix. sect. 4; is beaten,
sect. 7. &c.

Chereas (Cassius), is stirred up against Caius, Antiq.
xix. i. 3. 4; draws others into the conspiracy, sect. 5;
gives Caius the first blow, sect. 14; is beheaded, c. xiv.
sect. 5.

Chagiras, son of Nabateus, War, v. xi. 5.
Chalaman, king of the Syrians, Antiq. vii. vi. 3.
Chalool, Antiq. viii. ii, 5.

Cham, or Ham, the son of Noah, Antiq. i. iv. 1; his
posterity, c. vi. sect. 2.

Chanaan, or Canaan, the son of Ham, Antiq. i. vi. 24
his posterity, ih.

Charan, or Haran, Antiq. i. vi. 5.
Chares, War. iv. i. 4; dies, sect. 9.
Chatura, or Keturah, Abraham's last wife, Antiq, i. xi.
Chebron, king of Egypt, Against Apion, i, sect. 15.
Chebron, or Hebron, older than Memphis (Tanis), Waz,
iv. ix. 7; taken by the Israelites, Antiq. v. ii. 3.
Chedorlaomer, Antro. i. iv.
Chelbes, king of the Tyrians, Against Apion, i, sect. 21.
Chelcias, Antiq. xiii. x. 4; c. xiii. sect. 1.
Chellio, or Chilio, Antiq. v. ix. l.
Cherubim, their shape not known, Antiq. viii. iii. 3.
Chesed, Nahor's son, Antiq, i. vi. 5.
Chetin, or Kittim, Antiq. i. vi. 1.

Children not always like their parents, Antiq. vi. iii. 2.
Christ and Christians, Antiq. xviii. iii. 3,

Chusarthes, or Chusan, the king of Assyria, oppresses
the Israelites, Antiq. v. iii. 2.
Chusi, or Hushai, Antiq. vii. ix, 2.
Chutheans (people of Cutha), who they were and whence
they came, Antiq. ix. xiv. 3; go to Samaria, x. ix. 7:
hinder the rebuilding of the temple, xi. ¡i 1.
Cinnamus, Antiq. xx. iii. 2.
Circumcision is received in Palestine by the Jews.
Against Apion, i. sect. 22; its institution, Antiq. i. x
The Arabians circumcise their children after the thir-
teenth year of their age, c. xii. sect. 3; the Syrians
in Palestine received circumcision from the Egyptiana
according to Herodotus, vili. x. 3, not to be forced

upon any body, in the opinion of Josephus, Life, sect.
23; the Idumeans forced to be circumcised, or leave
their country, by John Hyrcanus, xiii. ix. 1; the Itu-
reans forced to be circumcised by Aristobulus, c. xi.

sect. 3.

Classicus, War, vii. iv. 2.

Claudius Cæsar, Antiq. xix. ii. 1; c. iii. sect. 1; he is
dragged out of a corner to the imperial dignity, ib.;
War, 11. XI. 1; he is favoured by the army, Antiq. xix.
iv. 5. bis liberality to Agrippa, c. v. sect. 1; his edict
in favour of the Jews, sect. 3; his letter to the Jews,
Antiq. xx. i, 2; he dies, c. viii. sect. 1; War, ii. xii. 8;
his wife and children, ib.
Clement, Antiq. xix. i. 6.

Cleopatra, daughter of Antiochus, married to Ptolemy,
Antiq. xii. iv. I.

Cleopatra, wife of Philometer. Antiq. xiii. iii. 1,2; Against
Apion, ii. sect. 5; she takes up arms against Ptolemy
Lathyrus, Antiq. xiii. xiii. 1; makes an alliance with
Alexander, sect. 2; takes Ptolemais, ib.

Cleopatra, wife of Demetrius II., Antiq. xiii. vii. 1; mar-
ried to Antiochus Soter, sect. 2.
Cleopatra, queen of Egypt, meets Antony in Cilicia, An-
tiq. xiv. xiii. 1; her cruelty and avarice, xv. iv. I;
War, i. xvii. 4; kills her sister Arsinoe, Antiq. xv. iv.
1; obtains from Antony a part of Arabia and Judea,
ib.; tempts Herod to lie with her, sect. 2; Herod con-
ducts her towards Egypt, ib.

Cleopatra (Selene) besieged by Tigranes, Antiq, xiii.
xvi. 4; War. i. v 3.

Cleopatra of Jerusalem, the wife of Herod, Antiq. xvii.
i. 3; War, i. xxvii. 4.

Cleopatra, wife of Florus, Antiq. xx. xi. 1.

Clitus, author of a rebellion at Tiberias, Life, sect. 34;
cuts off his left hand by the order of Josephus, ib. ;
War,
ii. xxi. 10.

Clevius, Antiq. xix. i. 13.

Coligna (Cneus), War, vii. iii. 4.

Colonies within and without Italy, Antiq. xix. v. 3.
Columns, or pillars in the land of Siriad, Antiq. i. i. 3;

of the Corinthian order in Solomon's palace, viii. v. £;
in Herod's temple, War, v. v. 2.

Commandments written upon two tables, Antiq. iii, v.
4; written by the hand of God, sect. 8; not to have
their very words published, sect. 4.

Conquests easier gotten than maintained, Antiq. viii. iv.

4.

Conscience of good actions is safer to be relied on, than
on the concealment of evil ones, Antiq. ii. iv. 4.
Conspiracy against Herod, Antiq. xv. viii. 3. &c.
Convention of Asia at Ancyra. Antiq. xvi. vi. 2; conven-
tion at Jerusalem, Life, sect. 13.

Coponius, procurator of Judea, Antiq. xviii. i. 1; c. ii.
sect. 2; War, ii. viii. 1.

Coracinus, a fish, War, iii. x. 8.

Corban, or secret treasure, War, ii. ix. 4.

Cores, or Korah, raises a sedition against Moses, Antiq.
iv. ii. 2; perishes with his faction, c. iii. sect. 3.
Corinthus, one of Herod's life-guards. Antiq. xvii, iii. 2;
an Arabian by birth, War, i. xxix. 3.

Cornelius, Faustus, son of Sylla, Antiq. xiv. iv. 4; War,
i. vii. 5.

Cornelius, the brother of Longus, War, vi. iii. 2.

Corus, a Jewish measure of 10 Attic medumni, Antiq.
iii. xv. 3.

Costobarus, an Idumean, Salome's husband, Antiq. xv.
viü. 9.

Costobarus, a ringleader of the robbers, Antiq. xx. ix.
t

Cotylas, or Zeno, Antiq. xiii. viii. 1; War, i. ii. 4.
Cotys, king of lesser Armenia, Antiq. xix. viii. 1.
Cow, the red cow for purification, Antiq. iv. iv. 6.
Cozbi, a Midianitish woman, Antiq. iv. vi. 10
Coze, or Kose, an idol of the Idumeans before they
turned Jews, Antiq. xv. vil. 9.

Crassus, governor of the east, succeeds Gabinus, Antiq.
xiv. vi. 4; arrives in Judea and plunders the temple
of its treasurers, c. vii. sect. 1; War, i. viii. 8; perishes
in an expedition against the Parthians, ib.
Creation of the world, Antiq. i. ii. i.

Crimes are encouraged by indulgence to those that com.
mit them, Antiq. vi. vii. 4.

Crown, or mitre of the high-priest, Antiq. iii. vii. 7.
Cumanus, procurator of Judea, Antiq. xx. v. 2; War, ii.

xii. 1.

Curses denounced from mount Ebal. Antiq. iv. viii. 44;
and v. i. 19.

Cnspius Fadus, procurator of Judea. Antiq. xv. xi. 4;
and vix. iv. 2; xx. i &c.; War, ii. xi. 6.

Customs, or taxes of Syria, Phoenicia, Judea, and Same.
ria, 8000 talents, Antiq. xii. iv, 4.
Cypros, king Agrippa's wife, War, ii. xi. 6.
Cypros, Antipater senior's wife, by whom he had four
children, Antiq. xiv. vii. 3; War, i. viii. 9.
Cypros, Antipater's daughter by Cypros, Antiq. xviii. v.
4; married to Alexas Selcias, ib.
Cypros, Herod's daughter, married to Antipater, Salome's
son, Antiq. xviii. v. 5.

Cypros, daughter of Phasaelus and Salampsio, married
to A grippa senior, Antiq. xviii. v. 4; c. vi. sect. 2, 3.
Cyrenius, or Quirinius, Antiq. xvii. xiii. 5; and xviii, i,
1; War, vii. viii. 1.

Cyreueans derived from the Lacedemonians, War, ii. xvi. 4.
Cyrus, king of Persia, Antiq. x. xi. 2, &c.; purposes to
rebuild the Jewish temple. xi, i. 1, &c.; releases the
Jews from their captivity by an edict, sect. 2, 3; his
death, c. ii. sect. 1.

Cyrus, the son of Xerxes, called by the Greeks Artaxer-
xes, made king, Antiq. xi. vi. 1. &c.; his letter re-
scinding the edict of Haman, sect. 12.

Daniel the prophet, Antiq. x. x. 1, &c.; is castrated with
his companions, ib.; their austerity of life, sect. 2;
Daniel foretells the times of future events, ib.; tells
Nebuchadnezzar his dream, and interprets it to him,
sect. 3, 4; is honoured for it, sect 5; his companions
are cast into a fiery furnace, ib.; Daniel explains the
hand-writing upon the wall, c. xi. sect. 2; is carried
into Media by Darius, sect. 4; is made one of the pre
sidents of the kingdom, ib.; a conspiracy against him,
sect. 6, is thrown into the lion's den, sect. 6; builds
a tower at Ecbatana, sect. 7, the manner and certainty
of his prophecies, ib.; his vision of the ram and the
he-guat, ib.; his prophecy of the destruction of the
Jews by the Romans, ib.; of the profanation of the
temple by Antiochus Epiphanes, xií, vii. 6.

Danga, Ant.q. viii. ii. 5.

Darius, the son of Astyges, called by another name among
the Greeks, Antiq. x. xi. 2, 4.

Darius, the son of Hystaspes, made king, Antiq. xi. iii,
1; makes a splendid entertainment. sect. 2; proposes
questions to be resolved, ib.; his letters in favour of
Żerobabel, for rebuilding the temple, sect. 8; has Cy-
rus's records searched about that temple, Antiq. xi. iv.
6; gives orders for its rebuilding, fb.; his edict against
the Samaritans, sect. 9.

Dathan, Antiq. iv. ii. 1.

David's genealogy, Antiq. v. ix. 4; is anointed by Sa-
muel, vi, viii. 1; plays upon the harp before Saul, sect.
2; fights Goliah, vi. ix. 10; c. xi. sect. 4; bis and Jo-
nathan's friendship, c. xi. sect. 1, 6, &c.; is reconciled
to Saul by Jonathan, sect. 2; is in danger of being
killed by Saul, sect. 3; his flight, vi. xii. 1; c. xiii.
sect. 10; he spares Saul's life twice, c. xiii. sect. 4, 9;
promises to assist the king of Gath, c. xiv. sect. 1;
pursues after the Amalekites, and puts them to flight,
sect. 6; makes a funeral oration for Saul and Jonathan,
vii. i. 1; is made king of Judah, sect. 2; and of the
Israelites, vii. ii. 2; takes Jerusalem, c. iii. sect. 1;
casts the Jebusites out of it, sect. 2; marries several
wives, and begets eleven children, sect 3; conquers
the Philistines, c. 4, sect. 1; has the ark carried to
Jerusalem, sect. 2; is reproached by Michal, sect. 3;
purposes to build the temple, sect. 4; his victories, c.
v. sect. 1 his liberality to Mephibosheth, sect. 5; he
falls in love with Bathsheba, c. vii. sect. 1; causes
Uriah to be slain, ib.; marries Bathsheba, vii. vii. 1;
is reproved for all by Nathan the prophet, c. vii. sect.
3; his son by Bathsheba dies, sect. 4; he mourns for
Absalom's death, c. x. sect. 5; orders the people to be
numbered, c. xiii. sect. 1; chooses the pestilence ra
ther than famine or the sword, sect. 2; makes great
preparations for the building of the temple, c. xiv sect.
1; exhorts Solomon to build it, sect. 2, 9; divides the
priests into twenty-four courses. sect. 7; he dies, c. xv.
sect 2: is buried with great pomp, sect. 3; the trea
sures hidden in his monument, ib, xiii. viii. 4, and
xvi, vii. 1; War, i. ii, 5,

Emnos, David's son, Antiq. vii. ii.

Ennaphen, David's son, Antiq. vii. iii. 3.

Fabinus, a centurion, Antiq. xiv. tv. 4; War, i. xii, 1.
Factions, three in Jerusalem, Antiq. v. i. 4.

ix. iv. 3.

Enoch, Antiq. i. ii, 2; c. iii. sect. 2.

Enoch and Elijah translated, Antiq. ix. il. 2.
Enos, the son of Seth, Antiq. i. iii. 2.

Ensigns of the Romans, with Cæsar's image, Antiq.xviii.
iii. 2; sacritices offered to them, War, vi. vi. I.
Epaphroditus, his character, Antiq. Pref. sect. 2; a great
friend of Josephus, Life, sect. 75.

Ephesians, their decree in favour of the Jews, Antiq. xiv.

X. 25.

Ephod, Antiq. iii. vii. 3.

Epicrates, Antiq. xiii. x. 2, 3.

Epicureans, their error concerning providence confuted,
Antiq. x. xi. 7.

Epiphanes, the son of Antiochus, king of Commagena,
Antiq xix. ix 1.

Epistle of Jonathan the high-priest to the Lacedemonians,
Antiq. xiii. v. 8; of Philadelphus for freeing the cap-
tive Jews, Antiq. xii. ii. 3: to Eleazar the high-priest,
sect. 4; of Solomon, and Hiram king of the Tyrians,
viii. ii. 6, 7; of Xerxes to Esdras, xi. v. 1; of Arta-
xerxes to the governors near Judea, c. vi. sect. 12; of
Antiochus the Great, to Ptolemy Epiphanes, xii. iii.
3; of the Samaritans to Antiochus Theus, c. v. sect.
5; of Alexander Balas to Jonathan, xiii. ii, 2; of Onias
to Ptolemy and Cleopatra, c. iii. sect. 1; of Demetrius
to Jonathan and the Jews, c. iv. sect. 9; of Julius Co-
sar to the Roman magistrates, xiv. x. 2, &c.; of Mark
Antony to the Tyrians, c. xii, sect. 4.
Esaiah the prophet, Antiq. ix. xiii. 3; and x. i. 3, 4; c.
ii. sect. 1. 2; his eulogium, sect. 2; his prophecy con-
cerning the Assyrians, x XIV.; concerning Cyrus, 210
years before his reign, xi. i. 2; the same read by Cyrus,
ib.; his prophecy concerning the temple of Onias, War,

vii. x. 3.

Esau, or Edom, Antiq. ii. i. 1; his birth, i. xviii. 1.
Escol, Antiq. 1. x. 2.

Esdras, Antiq. xi. v. 1, &c.; his grief for the foreign mar-
riages, sect. 3; he reads the law of Moses to the peo-
ple, sect. 5; he dies, ib.

Essen, or high-priest's breast-plate, Antiq. iii. viii. 5;
when its shining ceased, sect. 9.

Essens honoured by Herod, Antiq. xv. x. 5; are against
swearing, War. ii. viii. 6: their manners. rites, and
doctrines described, Antiq. xiii. v. 9, and xviii. i, 5;
War. ii. viii. 2, &c.; they abstain from anointing them-
selves with oil, sect 3; their diligence in reading their
sacred books, sect. 6; Simon the Essen an interpreter
of dreams, Antiq. xvii. xiii. 3.

Esther. Antiq. xi. vi. 2; is married to the king, ib.; is
concerned for the Jews, sect. 7, &c.; invites the king
and Haman to an entertainment, sect. 9.

Ethan, Antiq. viii. ii. 5.

and xix. ix. 2; and xx. 1. &c.; War, ii. xi. 6.
Famine in Judea in the 13th year of Herod's reign, An-
tiq. xv. ix. I; another in the reign of Claudius, iii. xv.
3. and xx. ii. 6; c. v. sect. 2; a dismal famine in
Jerusalem, War, v. x. 2; c. xii. sect. 3; vi. 3; for
Saul's cruelty to the Gibeonites, Antiq. viii. xii. 1; at
Samaria, xiii. x. 2; famine and pestilence, two of the
greatest evils, x. vii. 4.

Fannius the consul's decree in favour of the Jews, Antiq.
xiv. x. 15.

Fannius, a Roman prætor, Antiq. xiii. ix. 10.
Fast, observed at Jerusalem, Antiq. xiv. xvi.; on the
day on which Pompey took Jerusalem, ib. c. iv. sect.
4.
Fate unavoidable, Antiq. viii. xv. 6; War, v. xiii. 7; and
vi. i. 8; c. ii sect. 1; c. iv. sect. 8; and c. v. sect. 4.
Feast of unleavened bread. See passover. Guests placed
at feasts according to their condition, Antiq. xii. iv. 9;
funeral feasts among the Jews, War. ii. .

7.

Felicity too great, the cause of many evils, Antiq. viii. x.
Felix, Antiq. xiv. xi. 7; War, i. xii. 1; brother of Pallas,
and procurator of Judea, Antiq. xx. vii. 1; c. viii. sect.
5. War, ii. xii. 8; c. xiii. sect. 7; be punishes the mu-
tineers, Antiq. xx. viii. 7; is accused at Rome, sect. 9.
Festivals of the Hebrews. Antiq. iii. x. 1, &c.; three
great ones, ib. xviii. iv. 3; at those festivals Roman
guards were posted at the temple. War, ii. xii. 1; im-
munity granted them at those festivals by Demetrius
Soter, Antiq. xiii. ii. 3; celebrated by the Jews in shin-
ing garments, c. xi. sect. I; and on them did no man-
ner of work, iii. x. 6; celebrated by the Gentiles in
idleness and pleasure, i. xxi. 1; no mourning among
the Jews at such times, xi. v. 5; nor did they then
travel far, xiii. viii. 4; Egyptian women appeared at
such times in public, ii. iv. 3; wood carried on a festi-
val day for the altar, War, ii, xvii. 6; festival at de-
dication of the temple by Judas Maccabeus, Antiq, xii,
vii. 7.

Festus (Porcius), procurator of Judea, Antiq. xx. viii. 9;
he dies, c. ix. sect. 1.

Flaccus (Norbanus), proconsul, Antiq. xvi. vi.; president
of Syria, xviii, ví. 2.

Flesh of horses, mules, &c., forbidden to be brought
within the walls of Jerusalem, Antiq. xii. iii. 4.
Flies (the god of), i.e. Beelzebub, the god of Ekron, An-
tiq. ix. ii. 1.

Florus (Gessius), procurator of Judea, Antiq. xviii. i. 6;
and xi. xix. 2; and xx. ix. 5; is the cause of the Jew-
ish war, c. xi. sect. 1; Life, sect. 6; War, ii. xiv. 3, 6;
c. xv. sect. 1, &c.; he is derided by the people, ii. xiv.
6; he plunders the city. sect. 9; he calumniates the
Jews before Cestius, War, ii. xvi. l.

Ethi, or Ittai the Gittite, Antiq. vii. ix. 2.

Ethnarch (Simon), Antiq. xiii. vi. 6; contracts thence
dated, ib.

Ethnarch (Archelaus), Antiq. xvii. xi. 4; War, ii. vi. 3.
Euartus Cous, Antiq. xvi. x. 2; War, i. xxvi. 5.
Euaristis Arruntius, Antiq. xix. i. 10.

Eve created, Antiq. i. i. 2; her fall, sect. 4;
Evi, king of the Midianites, Antiq. iv. vii. 1.
Evil-Merodach, Antiq. x. xi. 2; Against Apion, i. sect.

20.

Euodus, freed-man of Tiberias, Antiq. xviii. vi. 8.
Eupolemus's son John, Antiq. xii. x. 6.

Eurycles slanders the sons of Herod, Antiq. xii. x. 6;
War. i. xxvi. I, &c.; he returns to his own country,

sect. 4.

Eutychus, Agrippa's freed-man and charioteer, Anti.
xviii, vi. 5.

Eutychus. Caius Caesar's coachman, Antiq. xix. iv. 4.
Exempt from military service, who, Antiq. iv. viii. 41.
Exorcisms, or forms of casting out demons, composed by
Solomon, Antiq. viii ii. 5.

Ezekias, a ringleader for the robbers, Antiq. xiv. ix. 2.
Ezekiel the prophet, Antiq. x. v. 1; c. viii. sect. 2; is
carried captive into Babylon, c. vi. sect. 3; his prophecy
concerning the destruction of the Jews, c. vii. sect. 2;
his prophecy reconciled to that of Jeremiah, ib.

Fabatus, Cæsar's servant, Antiq. xvii. iii. 2; Herod's
steward, Wai. xxix. 3,

Fabius, governor of Damascus, Antiq. xiv. xi. 7; War,
i. xii. 1.

3.

Fountain near Jericho, War, iv. viii. 3; is cured by Eli-
sha, ib.; its wonderful virtue, ib.

Friends never free from envy, Antiq. vi, iv 3
Frigius (Titus), War, vi. iv. 3.
Fronto, War, vi. iv. 3.

Fulvia, a lady defrauded of her money by a Jew, Antiq.
xviii. iii. 5.

Furtus, a centurion, Antiq. xiv. iv. 4; War, i. vii. 4.

Gaal protects the Shechemites against Abimelech, An
tiq. v. vii. 3.

Gaam, Antiq. i. vi. 5.

Gabris, or Gabares, Antiq viii. ii. 3.
Gabinus, Antiq. xiv. iii. 2; c. iv. sect. 1; War, i. vi. 6;
is made president of Syria, Antiq. xiv. v. 2; War, i
.viii. 2.

Gad, the prophet, Antiq. vii. xiii. 2, &c.
Gadara, taken by Vespasian, War, iv. vii. 3; the Gada-
rens made prisoners, and killed, iii. vii. 1.
Gaddis (John), Antiq. xiii. i. 2.

Galadens, their queen Laodice, Antiq. xiii. xiii. 4.
Galba, Antiq. xviii. 6, 9; succeeds Nero, War, iv. ix. 2;
is murdered in a conspiracy, ib.

Galilee, comes all under the Roman dominion, War, iv.
i. 1; c. ii. sect. 5

Galli, eunuchs so called, Antiq. iv. viii. 40.
Gallicanus, War, iii. viii. 1.
Gallus (Elius), Antiq. xv. ix. 3.

Gallus (Cestius), president of Syria, Life, sect. 4; War,
ii. xiv. 3.

Gallus, a centurion, War, iv. i. 5.