Early Israel And the Surrounding Nations 8 6
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They were the ablest of hissuccessors, the earlier of them being equally great in war and in peace. Alexandria, founded by Alexander on the site of the village of Rakotis, became the commercial and literary centre of the world; thousands ofbooks were collected in its Library, and learned professors lectured inthe halls of its Museum. An elaborate fiscal system was devised andcarefully superintended, and enormous revenues poured into the treasuryof the king. As time passed on, the Ptolemies iden...tified themselves moreand more with their subjects; the temples were rebuilt or restored, andthe Greek king assumed the attributes of a Pharaoh. The Jews flockedinto the country, where special privileges were granted to them, andwhere many of them were raised to offices of state. A rival temple tothat of Jerusalem was built at Onion near Heliopolis, the modern Telel-Yahudîya, or "Mound of the Jews, " and the books of the HebrewScriptures were translated into Greek. A copy of the Septuagint, as theGreek translation was called, was needed for the Alexandrine Library.
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They were the ablest of hissuccessors, the earlier of them being equally great in war and in peace. Alexandria, founded by Alexander on the site of the village of Rakotis, became the commercial and literary centre of the world; thousands ofbooks were collected in its Library, and learned professors lectured inthe halls of its Museum. An elaborate fiscal system was devised andcarefully superintended, and enormous revenues poured into the treasuryof the king. As time passed on, the Ptolemies iden...tified themselves moreand more with their subjects; the temples were rebuilt or restored, andthe Greek king assumed the attributes of a Pharaoh. The Jews flockedinto the country, where special privileges were granted to them, andwhere many of them were raised to offices of state. A rival temple tothat of Jerusalem was built at Onion near Heliopolis, the modern Telel-Yahudîya, or "Mound of the Jews, " and the books of the HebrewScriptures were translated into Greek. A copy of the Septuagint, as theGreek translation was called, was needed for the Alexandrine Library.
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