Water, bitter, made sweet by Moses, i. 148, brought out of the rock at Rephiding Witch, or necromantic woman, of Endor, comforts Saul, i. 423, encomium on her Witness, a single, not to be accredited, i. 248. Woman, creation of, i. 17. Women, purification of, i. 196, their power, 239-240, cunning in preventing accu, X. Xanthicus, the Syro-Macedonian name of the Jewish month Nisan, i. 26, the same Xerxes succeeds Darius, ii. 250, his letter to Ezra, 251. Xylophory, a Jewish festival, when they carried wood to the temple, for the sacrifi- Year, two beginnings of the Jewish, i. 26. Y. ,great, a period of six hundred common years, i. 30. Z. Zabdiel, a prince of the Arabians, ii. 382. Zabulon, son of Jacob and Lea, i. 69. Zachariah, king of Israel, ii. 150, his death, 153. son of Jehoiada, a prophet, is stoned, ii. 139. -, the prophet, ii. 247. son of Ahaz, is slain by Maaseiah, ii. 157. Zacharias, son of Baruch, iv. 136, is murdered in the temple, 137. Zadoc, high-priest, i. 519, ii. 201. Zalmunna, captain of the Midianites, i. 319. Zarephath, or Sarepta, the widow's habitation, ii. 89. Zealots, iv. 115–133. Zebul, a magistrate of the Shechemites, i. 323. Zedekiah, a false prophet, ii. 99. -, king of Judea, ii. 192, revolts from the Babylonians, 194, calls for Jere- Zeeb, a king of the Midianites, i. 319. Zerah, an Ethiopian king, ii. 73, defeated by Asa, ib. Zeruiah, i. 419. Zeuxis, ii. 316. Ziba, Saul's freedman, i. 494. Zillah, Lamech's wife, i. 22. Zimri, chief of the Simeonites, his speech against Moses, i. 235, slain by Phineas, ib. 163 6. Cleopatra receiving the presents. 383 6. Men of Masada. 4. Josephus in the Cave, 78 277 254 |