Complete Works of Josephus Antiquities of the Jews the Wars of the Jews Agains
Complete Works of Josephus Antiquities of the Jews the Wars of the Jews Agains
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Ch. Ii. Sect. 5, Vol. III. ^ This word G;/77inashi7v. Proj^erly denotes a place where the exercises M-ere j^erformed naked, which because it would naturally distinguish cir- cunu'ised Jews from uncircumcised Gentiles, these Jewish apostates en- deavoured to appear uncircumcised, by means of a chirurgical operation, hinted at by St. Paul, 1 Cor. Vii. 18, 'and described by Celsus, B. VII. Ch. XXV, 248 ANTIQUITIES Book xii. Of the affairs of his kingdom, resolved to make an expedition against Egyp...t, both because he had a desire to gain it, and because he contemned the son of Ptolemy, as now weak, and not yet of abilities to manage affairs of such consequence; so he came with great forces to Pelusium, and circumvented Ptolemy Philometer by treachery, and seized upon Egypt. He then came to the places about jNIemphis; and when he had taken them, he made haste to Alexandria, in hopes of taking it by siege, and of subduing Ptolemy, who reiffned there. But he was driven not onlv from Alexandria, but out of all Egypt, by the declara- tions of the Romans, who charged him to let that country alone; according as I have elsewhere formerly declared.
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Ch. Ii. Sect. 5, Vol. III. ^ This word G;/77inashi7v. Proj^erly denotes a place where the exercises M-ere j^erformed naked, which because it would naturally distinguish cir- cunu'ised Jews from uncircumcised Gentiles, these Jewish apostates en- deavoured to appear uncircumcised, by means of a chirurgical operation, hinted at by St. Paul, 1 Cor. Vii. 18, 'and described by Celsus, B. VII. Ch. XXV, 248 ANTIQUITIES Book xii. Of the affairs of his kingdom, resolved to make an expedition against Egyp...t, both because he had a desire to gain it, and because he contemned the son of Ptolemy, as now weak, and not yet of abilities to manage affairs of such consequence; so he came with great forces to Pelusium, and circumvented Ptolemy Philometer by treachery, and seized upon Egypt. He then came to the places about jNIemphis; and when he had taken them, he made haste to Alexandria, in hopes of taking it by siege, and of subduing Ptolemy, who reiffned there. But he was driven not onlv from Alexandria, but out of all Egypt, by the declara- tions of the Romans, who charged him to let that country alone; according as I have elsewhere formerly declared.
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