Autobiography Flavius Josephus
Flavius Josephus
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Autobiography Flavius Josephus
- A Roman decurion (Ebutius) tries in vain to defeat Josephus (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Aged 25, Josephus goes to Rome on behalf of his people (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- By a ruse, he disposes of his opponents in Tiberias (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Dedication, to Epaphroditus (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- He also spares Tiberias from merited punishment (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- He averts the wrath of the other Galileans from the pro-Roman city of Sepphoris (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- He eases the fear of reprisals, in Sepphoris, a town allied to Rome (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- He fails to dissuade the Jews from revolt against Rome (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- He offers generous amnesty to John of Gischala's followers (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- He refuses to crush John of Gischala, and again seeks an end to bloodshed (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- He sends a Galilean delegation to Jerusalem, to support his claims (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- He survives the hostile plotting of John of Gischala (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- He tries and fails to persuade the people of Tiberias from revolting (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- He unmasks Jerusalem priests' plot to replace him as leader of Galilee (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- His activity under Vespasian and Titus; using his place, to favour fellow-Jews (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- In a dream, Josephus is urged to defend Galilee against the Romans (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- In vain, Josephus's loyalists urge him to destroy his enemies (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Jerusalem's chief leaders support Josephus' rule in Galilee (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Jesus of Tiberias stirs up rage against Josephus (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- John of Gischala & Philip of Gamala take opposite sides, about the revolt (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- John of Gischala tries to usurp Josephus' authority in Galilee (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Josephus and two other priests are sent to calm things, in Galilee (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Josephus convenes a peace conference in Galilee (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Josephus defends religious liberty of non-Jewish refugees from Agrippa (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Josephus faces down his would-be murderers, by a violent trick (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Josephus fortifies Gamala and other cities in Galilee (against king Agrippa) (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Josephus goes on a final visit to his aged father, in Jerusalem (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Josephus is compelled to besiege Sepphoris and fight the Romans (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Josephus is taken prisoner by the Romans, and released to serve them (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Josephus organises for peaceful defence of Galilee; lauds his own probity (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Josephus rebuts Justus' alternative history of these events (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Josephus's intentions for using some �spoils of war� are misunderstood (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Josephus's later career, in Rome, under Vespasian, Titus and Domitian (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Justus tries to stir Tiberias to revolt against Rome (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Origins: born in a distinguished priestly family (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Other Galileans urge Josephus to subdue Tiberias (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Procurator Gessius Florus is defeated by the rebels (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Reluctantly, he is forced to expel the non-Jewish refugees from Agrippa (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Selecting a philosophy: the Four Sects of the Jews (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Sepphoris, loyal to Rome, tries to have Josephus assasinated (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- The Galileans' good opinion of him as their governor prevented his removal (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- The Jerusalem four still try to depose him as governor; his life is threatened (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- The people reject the false accusations of tyranny, levelled against Josephus (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Vespasian arrives in Tyre, and supports king Agrippa; condemns Justus of Tiberias (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Warring factions in Tiberias; Justus stirs up the revolt there (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- Without bloodshed, he brings the city of Tiberias under his control (Flavius Josephus Autobiography) (Flavius Josephus)
- On Hades (Flavius Josephus)
- The Jewish War
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