Josephus, Flavius, Arnauld d'Andilly, Monsieur (Robert), 1588-1674, tr, Philo, of Alexandria · London, Printed for H. Herrington [etc.] · leaf 679
JOSEPHUS, Book IV. H The FovRTH Book O F T H E WARS of the JEWS. Written by Vkyius ^ofephus. The Contents of the Chapters of the Fourth Book. 1. Y 10tv Gamala was befieged. 2. xl How Placidus took Itaburium.3.. How Gamala was dejlroyed. 4. How Titus took Gifcala. 5. Of the beginning of the… … Semschonttisa Lake. The (ÎC ation CHAP. I. Hovo Gamala was Befieged, Fter that turichea was taken, all thofe Cities that from the time thatJotap/ita was furprized till this inftant had revolted from the Ro- rmans, did now again unite themfelves unto them : fo that the Ro-mans had now gotten into…
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