The Genuine Works of Flavius Josephus: The Learned and Authentic Jewish Historian, and Celebrated Warrior ; to which are Prefixed, Three Dissertations, Volume 5David Huntington, 1815 |
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Page 88
... Jerusalem , and that were adjoining to the new city [ Bezetha , ] he repaired them at the expense of the public , and built them wider in breadth , and higher in altitude ; and he had made them too strong for all human power to demolish ...
... Jerusalem , and that were adjoining to the new city [ Bezetha , ] he repaired them at the expense of the public , and built them wider in breadth , and higher in altitude ; and he had made them too strong for all human power to demolish ...
Page 92
... Jerusalem , ch . vi . § 3. and was not as tyrannical as he had been to the Jews . See the note on Antiq . B. xvii . ch . xi . ◊ 4. A large sum this ! but not it seems , sufficient for his extravagant expenses . + Reland takes notice ...
... Jerusalem , ch . vi . § 3. and was not as tyrannical as he had been to the Jews . See the note on Antiq . B. xvii . ch . xi . ◊ 4. A large sum this ! but not it seems , sufficient for his extravagant expenses . + Reland takes notice ...
Page 95
... Jerusalem , and this at the commands of the eror , and admonished them , that they should lay up the garment , and the sacred vestment , which it is customa- or nobody but the high - priest to wear , in the tower of conia that it might ...
... Jerusalem , and this at the commands of the eror , and admonished them , that they should lay up the garment , and the sacred vestment , which it is customa- or nobody but the high - priest to wear , in the tower of conia that it might ...
Page 96
... Jerusalem , and had brought a great army with him , out of a fear that the [ rigid ] injunctions of Fadus , should force the Jews to rebel , ) that they might , in the first place , have leave to send ambassa dors to Caesar to petition ...
... Jerusalem , and had brought a great army with him , out of a fear that the [ rigid ] injunctions of Fadus , should force the Jews to rebel , ) that they might , in the first place , have leave to send ambassa dors to Caesar to petition ...
Page 101
... Jerusalem , in or- er to worship at that temple of God which was so very mous among all men , and to offer her thank - offerings there . o she desired her son to give her leave to go thither : upon hich he gave his consent to what she ...
... Jerusalem , in or- er to worship at that temple of God which was so very mous among all men , and to offer her thank - offerings there . o she desired her son to give her leave to go thither : upon hich he gave his consent to what she ...
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