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complement — must appear the asse
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circumstances, he withholds the plu
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attack of the Dabarittans different
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with the War — in contrast, in 13
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sent to Josephus’ house from the
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went away, even though displeased,
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extremely severe action against thi
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137 - 145: by the use of these the
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sections in comparison with War I,
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can now also determine when this ad
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τοῦ σώματος ἕνεκα
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Thus far things are quite clear. Bu
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the Life contains the earlier view.
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Life 99 and War 622 correspond to e
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[Josephus’] following of Tarichea
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wherever the Tiberians are spoken o
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Now that matters and their developm
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source is not necessarily the bette
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conducting the war against Rome. Ev
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set up “for future security”: h
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the old administrative report [in]
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they sent off the legation”; yet
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hold? It is understandable that Jos
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same situation as [the one] that Jo
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confront John with hostility. This
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threaten with death anyone who woul
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on the contrary, it follows as a co
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idea of the war κατ’ ἐξοχ
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ather the conflict between the Roma
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language the work that he has previ
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the Greek language, would thereby b
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ff.) - to the point of falsifying f
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about the distant past, the War the
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asic concept, to all Hellenistic ri
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in the original version signifies:
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Antiquities it is without rhyme or
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But how then is one to explain Hyrc
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Hyrcanus proposed to him; because t
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demand, which he considered to be b
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esult. Diodorus (frg. 40.2) reports
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acquire citizenship again, so to sp
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[153] First we learn that the Jews
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first comes to Damascus and then go
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this sense, for example, Schürer,
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which derive without exception from
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he truly sang the praises of Jewish
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safety [away] from Mithridates. Thi
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a result, contrary to his expectati
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confirmed by Caesar’s decree [quo
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following the narratives discussed
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[174] Furthermore, in War 211 Sextu
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Antiquities from the outset, which
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the expansion as well. The sentence
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portrayal [of Josephus’ developme
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Sanhedrin has not been transmitted
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this fact, to be sure, but devalues
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other side of the Jordan. Malichus
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talents. And yet this cannot be cor
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the Antiquities, which shine with J
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also responsible for this, Josephus
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information about Herod’s executi
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other than such reworkings as we ha
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Silo by Antigonus only for one mont
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Machairas’ true intention, that h
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has been consulted here as well, as
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[Leidenschaft ] straight through Le
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corrected accordingly. 16. The conq
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supplementary source [Zusatzquelle]
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Herodians, yet he still blames the
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War here as well; 79 however, it is
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convictions to the fore with full i
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War by means of a variety of materi
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and how it was amplified by Josephu
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een a historical work with document
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Certainly it is not the pride of a
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they provide the material from whic
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Certainly we are not all influenced
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appreciating the inner development
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we owe an excellent treatment of th
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abandoned (cf. pages 33 ff. and 270
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that within the same work the state
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At any rate, with Josephus we have
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authority of the government in Jeru
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obbers that ultimately tipped the p
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he wished to cover something up and
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viewing the Great War as a [single]
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provided to have Agrippa [257] gran
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exchange he placed their books on t
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Josephus after all, had died when J
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sense as well: Josephus makes excus
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So the year 100 drew near; after th
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family’s past and to incorporate
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authenticity of his genealogy in hi
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een almost obsolete; for soon after
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“received the truth with pleasure
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cause to bend before the Christians