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The
Antiquities Of The Jews by Flavius Josephus (Books 1 - 6) (Books 7
- 13) (Books 14 - 20) |
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Book 14.
From Death
of Queen Alexandra to Death of Antigonus |
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Chapter
1: War Between
Aristobulus / Hyrcanus;
They Agree Aristobulus to Be King
and Hyrcanus Live
Private Life; Hyrcanus to Fly to Aretas |
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Chapter
2: Aretas /
Hyrcanus Made Expedition
Against Aristobulus, Besieged
Jerusalem; Scaurus
Raised Siege Concerning
Death of Onias |
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Chapter
3: Aristobulus/Hyrcanus to Pompey to
Argue Kingdom; Flight of Aristobulus
to Fortress, Pompey
Army Against Him, Ordered Him Delivered to Fortresses |
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Chapter
4: Pompey, when
Jerusalem Shut Gates,
Besieged City, Took It by
Force; Other
Things He Did in
Judea |
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Chapter
5: Scaurus Makes
League with Aretas;
What Gabinius Did in Judea After
He Conquered
Alexander (Son of
Aristobulus) |
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Chapter
6: Gabinius Caught
Aristobulus After He
Fled Rome, Sent Him Back to Rome;
How Gabinius
Overcame Alexander and
Nabateans in Battle |
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Chapter
7: Crassus in
Judea, Pillages Temple;
Marches Against Parthians / Perishes.
Cassius Obtained
Syria, Stopped Parthians, Went to Judea |
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Chapter
8: Jews
Confederates with Caesar as He
Fought Egypt. Glorious Antipater
Actions, Friendship with Caesar. Honors Jews
Received from Romans / Athenians
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Chapter
9: How Antipater
Committed Care of Galilee
to Herod, Jerusalem to Phasaelus;
How Herod, upon
Jews Envy, Was Accused Before Hyrcanus |
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Chapter
10: The Honors
Paid Jews; Leagues
that Were Made by
Romans, and Nations Them |
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Chapter
11: Marcus
Succeeded after Sextus Slain
by Bassuss Treachery; After
Caesar Death,
Cassius to Syria, Distressed Judea;
Malichus Slew Antipater -Slain
himself |
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Chapter
12: Herod Ejects
Antigonus, Son of Aristobulus, out of Judea,
What Antony Wrote to
the Tyrians in
Behalf |
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Chapter
13: Antony Made
Herod / Phasaelus Tetrarchs,
How Parthians, when Antigonus in
Judea, Took
Hyrcanus / Phasaelus Captives.
Herods Flight; Pain Hyr. / Phas.
Endure |
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Chapter
14: Herod Got Away
from Arabia King,
Made Haste to Egypt,
then Rome; Promising Money to Antony,
Caesar Made King
of Jews |
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Chapter
15: Herod Sailed
out of Italy to Judea, Fought Antigonus; and
Other Things Happened in
Judea |
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Chapter
16: Herod, when
Married Mariamne, Took Jerusalem with Assistance of
Sossius; How Government of
Asamoneans Put to
End |
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Book 15.
From Death
of Queen Alexandra to Death of Antigonus |
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Chapter
1: Pollio/Sameas.
Herod Slays Principal
of Antigonuss Friends, Spoils
City of Wealth.
Antony Beheads
Antigonus |
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Chapter
2: Hyrcanus Set at
Liberty by Parthians,
Returned to Herod; What
Alexandra Did when
Ananelus made High
Priest |
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Chapter
3: Herod Makes
Aristobulus High Priest, Then Has Him Murdered;
Apology Made to Antony About
Aristobulus;
Joseph and Mariamne |
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Chapter
4: Cleopatra, when
Got from Antony Parts of Judea/Arabia, Came to
Judea; Herod Gave Presents, Conducted
Her While She Goes
to Egypt |
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Chapter
5: Herod Wars with
King of Arabia, Conquers Him, Chosen by Arabs to
Be Nation's Governor;
Concerning a Great
Earthquake |
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Chapter
6: Herod Slew
Hyrcanus, Went to Caesar, Got Kingdom from Himo;
How He Entertained Caesar
in Honorable
Manner |
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Chapter
7: Herod Slew
Sohemus/Mariamne, then Alexandra/Costobarus, then
His Friends, at Last,the
Sons of Babas
also |
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Chapter
8: Ten Men of
Jerusalem Made Conspiracy
Against Herod for Foreign Practices,
Which Transgressed
Laws of Country. Herod's Edifices Sebaste/Cesarea |
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Chapter
9: Famine in
Judea/Syria; Herod,
After He Married Another
Wife, Rebuilt
Cesarea, Other
Grecian Cities |
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Chapter
10: Herod Sent
Sons to Rome; He
Accused by Zenodorus/Gadarens,
but Cleared, Gained Good Will of
Caesar. Pharisees,
Essens, Manahem |
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Chapter
11: Herod Rebuilt
Temple, Raised It Higher, and Made It More Magnificent
Than Before; Tower He
Called
Antonia |
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Book 16.
From
Finishing Temple by Herod to Death of Alexander / Aristobulus |
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Chapter
1: Law of
Herods on Thieves. Salome,
Pheroras Calumniate
Alexander,Aristobulus,
when Returned from Rome,
Herod Provides
Wives |
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Chapter
2: Herod Twice
Sailed to Agrippa; Upon Complaint in Ionia Against
Greeks, Agrippa Confirmed
Laws |
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Chapter
3: Great
Disturbances in Herod's Family
on Preferring Antipater, His Eldest
Son, Before Rest,
till Alexander Took Injury Heinously |
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Chapter
4: During
Antipaters Abode at Rome,
Herod Brought
Alexander/Aristobulus
Before Caesar, Accused Them.
Alexanders Before Caesar, Reconciliation to Father |
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Chapter
5: Herod
Celebrated Games that Returned
Every Fifth Year, On Building Cesarea;
How He
Built/Adorned Many Places In
Magnificent Manner; Other Glorious
Actions |
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Chapter
6: Embassage in
Cyrene/Asia to Caesar, Complaints Against Greeks;
Copies of Epistles Caesar/Agrippa
Wrote to Cities
for Them |
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Chapter
7: Herods
Going down to Davids
Sepulcher, Sedition in His
Family Greatly
Increased |
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Chapter
8: Herod Took up
Alexander, Bound
Him; Archelaus, King of
Cappadocia, Reconciled
to Father
Herod |
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Chapter
9: Revolt of
Trachonites; Sylleus Accused
Herod Before Caesar; Herod, when
Caesar Angry at
Him, Resolved to
Send Nicolaus to Rome |
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Chapter
10: Eurycles
Falsely Accused Herods
Sons; How Father Bound Them,
Wrote Caesar About
Them. Sylleus- How
He Accused by Nicolaus |
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Chapter
11: Herod by
Caesar Permission, Accused His Sons Before Judges at
Berytus; What Tero Suffered for
Liberty of Speech.
Death of Young Men |
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Book 17.
From Death
of Alexander / Aristobulus to Banishment of Archelaus |
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Chapter
1: Antipater Hated
by Jews for Slaughter of Brethren, Got Favor
with Friends at Rome.
Herods Wives
and Children. |
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Chapter
2: Zamaris, the
Babylonian Jew; Plots Laid by Antipater Against
His Father; The Pharisees
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Chapter
3: Enmity Between
Herod / Pheroras;
Herod Sent Antipater to
Caesar; Death of
Pheroras |
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Chapter
4: Pherorass
Wife Accused of Poisoning
Him; Herod, upon Torture, Found
Poison, but it was
for HIM by Son; Discoveres Dangerous Antipater Plans |
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Chapter
5: Antipaters Leaves Rome for Father;
Accused by Nicolaus, Condemned to
Die by His Father;
Bound till Caesar
Informed of His Cause |
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Chapter
6: Disease that
Herod Fell into, Sedition Which Jews Raised;
Punishment of the
Seditious. |
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Chapter
7: Herod Thinks of
Killing Himself, Orders Antipater Slain |
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Chapter
8: Herods
Death, Testament, and Burial |
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Chapter
9: People Raised
Sedition Against Archelaus, How He Sailed
to Rome |
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Chapter
10: Sedition
Against Sabinus, Varus Brought the
Authors to Punishment |
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Chapter
11: Embassage to
Caesar; How Caesar
Confirmed Herods Testament |
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Chapter
12: Concerning a
Spurious Alexander |
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Chapter
13: Archelaus,
upon Second Accusation, Banished to Vienna |
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Book 18.
From
Banishment of Archelus to Departure from
Babylon |
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Chapter
1: Cyrenius Sent
by Caesar to Tax Syria/Judea; Coponius Procurator of
Judea; Judas of Galilee;
Sects Among
Jews |
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Chapter
2: Herod/Philip
Built Cities to Honor
Caesar. Succession of
Priests/Procurators; What Befell
Phraates / Parthians |
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Chapter
3: Sedition of
Jews Against Pontius Pilate; Concerning Christ,
What Befell Paulina/Jews
at
Rome |
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Chapter
4: Samaritans Made
Tumult, Pilate Destroyed Many; Things Done
by Vitellius Relating to
Jews/Parthians |
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Chapter
5: Herod the
Tetrarch War with Aretas, Is Beaten; Death of John
the Baptist. Vitellius in Jerusalem;
Account of
Agrippa, Posterity of Herod |
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Chapter
6: King Agrippa to
Tiberius Caesar; Accused by Freedman, Bound; Agrippa
Free by Caius, After
Tiberius' Death,
Made King of Tetrarchy of Philip |
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Chapter
7: Herod the
Tetrarch Banished |
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Chapter
8: Embassage of
Jews to Caius; Caius Sent Petronius into Syria to
War Against Jews Unless
They Receive
Statue |
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Chapter
9: What Befell
Jews at Babylon on Occasion of Asineus/Anileus. |
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Book 19.
From
Departure out of Babylon to Fadus, the Roman Procurator |
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Chapter
1: Caius Slain by
Cherea |
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Chapter
2: Senators
Determined to Restore
Democracy; Soldiers for Preserving
Monarchy,
Slaughter of Caiuss
Wife/Daughter. Caiuss
Morals. |
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Chapter
3: Claudius
Seized, Brought to Camp;
Senate Sent Embassage to
Him |
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Chapter
4: What Agrippa
Did for Claudius; Claudius Commanded Murderers
of Caius Slain |
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Chapter
5: Claudius
Restored to Agrippa His
Grandfather's Kingdoms, He Publishes
an Edict in Behalf
of Jews |
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Chapter
6: Things Done by
Agrippa at Jerusalem;
What Petronius Wrote to
Inhabitants of
Doris, in Behalf
of Jews |
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Chapter
7: Silas and Why
King Agrippa Angry at Him. Agrippa Encompass Jerusalem
with Wall; Benefits He Bestowed
on People of
Berytus |
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Chapter
8: Other Acts by
Agrippa Until His
Death; How Agrippa Died |
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Chapter
9: Things Done
After Agrippa's Death;
Claudius, due to Youthful
Agrippa (Junior)
Sent Cuspius Fadus to
be Procurator of
Judea/Kingdom |
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Book 20.
From Fadus
the Procurator to Florus |
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Chapter
1: Sedition of
Philadelphians Against Jews;
Vestments of High
Priest |
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Chapter
2: Helena, Queen
of Adiabene, and Son Izates, Embrace Jewish Religion;
Helena Supplied Poor with Corn
when Great Famine
at Jerusalem |
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Chapter
3: Artabanus, King
of Parthia, out of Fear of Subjects, Went to Izates,
Reinstated in Government; Bardanes
(Son) Denounced
War Against Izates |
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Chapter
4: Izates Betrayed
by Subjects, Fought Against by Arabians; Izates
by Providence of God, Delivered
out of Their
Hands |
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Chapter
5: Theudas and
Sons of Galilean Judas; Calamity Falls
upon Jews on Passover |
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Chapter
6: Quarrel Between
Jews/Samaritans; Claudius Put an
End to Differences |
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Chapter
7: Felix Made
Procurator of Judea; Agrippa, Junior
and His Sisters |
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Chapter
8: After Death of
Claudius, Nero Succeeded, Barbarous Things He Did.
Robbers/Murderers Arose While
Felix/Festus Were
Judea Procurators. |
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Chapter
9: Albinus Under
Whose Procuratorship
James Was Slain;
Edifices Built by
Agrippa |
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Chapter
10: Enumeration of
the High
Priests |
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Chapter
11: Florus the
Procurator, Who Necessitated Jews to Take
Arms Against Romans.
Conclusion.
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- 13) (Books 14 - 20) |
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