A History of the Jewish People During the Babylonian Persian And Greek Periods
A History of the Jewish People During the Babylonian Persian And Greek Periods
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Its king, thereupon, betrayed his city and allies into the hands of the Persians. In keeping with his usual treacherous policy, Ochus repaid the perfidy of Tennes by murdering him, and by slay- ing the principal citizens of Sidon who came to plead for clemency. The remainder, preferring death by their own hands to the mercy of this bloodthirsty Oriental despot, shut themselves within their homes, and then burned them over their heads. It is reported that in this manner forty thousand perished. ...After having reduced to ruins the centre of rebellion in Syria, Ochus advanced with his main army to the con- quest of Egypt, which he completed by 343 b. C.
219. The part which the Jews took in this great uprising, and the fate which overtook them, like cer- tain other unpleasant events in their history, are only obscurely recorded by their historians. The narrative of the chronicler stops abruptly with the institution of the Priestly Law, and Josephus is almost equally silent. He does, however, associate with the name of '' Bagoas, the general of another Artaxerxes, " an enslavement of the Jewish people and a pollution of their temple (Ant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its king, thereupon, betrayed his city and allies into the hands of the Persians. In keeping with his usual treacherous policy, Ochus repaid the perfidy of Tennes by murdering him, and by slay- ing the principal citizens of Sidon who came to plead for clemency. The remainder, preferring death by their own hands to the mercy of this bloodthirsty Oriental despot, shut themselves within their homes, and then burned them over their heads. It is reported that in this manner forty thousand perished. ...After having reduced to ruins the centre of rebellion in Syria, Ochus advanced with his main army to the con- quest of Egypt, which he completed by 343 b. C.
219. The part which the Jews took in this great uprising, and the fate which overtook them, like cer- tain other unpleasant events in their history, are only obscurely recorded by their historians. The narrative of the chronicler stops abruptly with the institution of the Priestly Law, and Josephus is almost equally silent. He does, however, associate with the name of '' Bagoas, the general of another Artaxerxes, " an enslavement of the Jewish people and a pollution of their temple (Ant.
What to read after A History of the Jewish People During the Babylonian Persian And Greek Periods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Foster Kent And Jeremiah Whipple Jenks to read onlineMoreLess
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