The Jewish war
Josephus
The Jewish war - New York Penguin Books 1981, - 511 pages : illustrations ; - Penguin classics. .
Foreword to this edition --
Introduction --
Josephus' life --
Josephus' works --
Josephus as a historian. Herod's predecessors --
Herod's rise to power --
Herod master of Palestine --
Herod's murder of Mariamme and her children --
Herod's murder of his heir, and death --
The rise and fall of Archelaus --
Judea under Roman rule --
War clouds --
The outbreak of war --
Josephus governor of Galilee --
The coming of Vespasian and Titus --
Josephus the prisoner of Vespasian --
Vespasian's conquering advance --
Factions in Jerusalem --
Atrocities in the city ; Vespasian's intervention --
Vespasian emperor --
The siege of Jerusalem : first stages --
Two walls captured --
The horrors of the siege --
Antonia captured and destroyed --
The temple burnt [i.e. burned] and the city taken --
Jerusalem destroyed : Roman celebration --
Cleaning-up operations. Notes --
Appendixes: A. Bandits, terrorists, sicarii, and zealots ; B. Roman provincial administration and defence [i.e. defense] ; C. Money ; D. Josephus' calendar ; E. Qumran ; F. The Slavonic version of The Jewish war --
Chronological table --
Maps and plans --
Glossary of technical terms --
Bibliography --
Index.
Chronicles the Jewish rebellion against Rome between 66 and 70 A.D., as seen from the point of view of Josephus, originally a rebel leader who later changed sides. Outlines the history of Jews under Roman rule and highlights many of the major conflicts during this rebellion.
9780140444209 0140444203
Jews -- History -- Rebellion, 66-73.
883 / JOS
The Jewish war - New York Penguin Books 1981, - 511 pages : illustrations ; - Penguin classics. .
Foreword to this edition --
Introduction --
Josephus' life --
Josephus' works --
Josephus as a historian. Herod's predecessors --
Herod's rise to power --
Herod master of Palestine --
Herod's murder of Mariamme and her children --
Herod's murder of his heir, and death --
The rise and fall of Archelaus --
Judea under Roman rule --
War clouds --
The outbreak of war --
Josephus governor of Galilee --
The coming of Vespasian and Titus --
Josephus the prisoner of Vespasian --
Vespasian's conquering advance --
Factions in Jerusalem --
Atrocities in the city ; Vespasian's intervention --
Vespasian emperor --
The siege of Jerusalem : first stages --
Two walls captured --
The horrors of the siege --
Antonia captured and destroyed --
The temple burnt [i.e. burned] and the city taken --
Jerusalem destroyed : Roman celebration --
Cleaning-up operations. Notes --
Appendixes: A. Bandits, terrorists, sicarii, and zealots ; B. Roman provincial administration and defence [i.e. defense] ; C. Money ; D. Josephus' calendar ; E. Qumran ; F. The Slavonic version of The Jewish war --
Chronological table --
Maps and plans --
Glossary of technical terms --
Bibliography --
Index.
Chronicles the Jewish rebellion against Rome between 66 and 70 A.D., as seen from the point of view of Josephus, originally a rebel leader who later changed sides. Outlines the history of Jews under Roman rule and highlights many of the major conflicts during this rebellion.
9780140444209 0140444203
Jews -- History -- Rebellion, 66-73.
883 / JOS