MAY 2 1975 THE LIFE AND WORKS OF FLAVIUS JOSEPHUS The Learned and authentic Jewish Historian and Celebrated Warrior. . . to which are added SEVEN DISSERTATIONS Concerning Jesus Christ, John che Baptist, James the Just, God's Command to Abraham, etc. ' Translated by WILLIAM WHISTON, A.M. Professor of Mathematics in the University of Cambridge INTRODUCTORY ESSAY By the Rev. H. Stebbing, D.D. Cory {(4e- HOLT, RINEHART AND WINSTON NEW YORK,‘as las when it was taken by Pompey, snd by and Socius, 413, 443; 0 Jebusits King of Sem Te toep ove ut ex tighe by Sota, they exe pa to seam deverbets fan SY Jerushah, Jothan’s mother, 294. Teasa the tonof Achimaas, 20. ote, 127, the Amalekites, the lifetime of Moses, 139 ; leads t! raclites against 21 propbsice io 1 Israelites to { conaults about the partition speech to the to tries aud bers, 8, 733. the river Jordan, 141 of the land, 147; his of the Jewish war, 602; antiquity of tne fewish rites, 478; towns in Syria, Pheenicis, and dtm belonging tothe ove, 0 e z Teghel Abas wil, 26) torn to pitoe by dog, Tidlapt, 42, ne delerons ma the opinion, ot Toners 88 jomon, i a Tages of animals are against the Jewieh Tew, 464, 4467, 663) to set them up, or consecrate chem, apstotthonghent Tan, 595. et a Inks cly wo be oct by the posterity of Aaron, ‘Infants murdered in Bgypt, 75. Tanosenee maker men conrageons, 365.0 9 Ton, ‘of David's army, 205} tales the citadel | “of Jerusalem, 210; conspires with Adonijeh, 235. Joa otha, high pret, 298 StL Toazor, con of Boetbis, high pricet, 514, 630; is de dred by Archelans 835 8S. i ‘son of Kareab, 31; he pursues. after ‘Ishmael, John Hyrcanus,” See Hyreanes. ib. the Baptict, pat to death by Herod, 540. todos,” called Gaddie, Jonathan's brother, is killed, Jeb, tm of Lari rebuild Glechal, 4 706, 2s an ‘enemy to Josephus, 6,9,706; sims st absolute mnie, 248, 128. ind [dumeans, killed, 790. son I. ‘or Johanen, son of Kareah, 311; pursuesafter Tshroael, 312, ‘Arnon’s Kinsman, 219; son of Sameas,they were about, there were a great number of them | food, on account of slain by this means, and others of them ran away | determined with him wounded. And thus an end was put to this se- | and be went on with ition. ‘Mundus had a freed free by his father, wi