History of the Jews V.2
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JOSHUA, 403 ritans — who were jealous that the object of their aversion, the Temple of Jerusalem, should again rise from the dust — endeavored to represent to the Emperor the danger of such a restoration ; as their forefathers had formerly demonstrated to the Per- sian rulers, so they endeavored to prove to the Roman emperor that the building of the Temple was a mere subterfuge to bring about a total sepa- ration from Rome. Hadrian, however, would proba- bly have come to this conclusion without... the inter- position of the Samaritans. In any case, while he did not venture wholly to retract his word, he began to bargain. It is said by some that he gave the Jews to understand that the Temple must be erected on a different place from that on which stood the ruins of the former building, or that it must be built on a smaller scale. The Jews, who well understood this temporizing, and saw therein only a retracta- tion of the imperial promise, were not inclined to let themselves be played with.
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JOSHUA, 403 ritans — who were jealous that the object of their aversion, the Temple of Jerusalem, should again rise from the dust — endeavored to represent to the Emperor the danger of such a restoration ; as their forefathers had formerly demonstrated to the Per- sian rulers, so they endeavored to prove to the Roman emperor that the building of the Temple was a mere subterfuge to bring about a total sepa- ration from Rome. Hadrian, however, would proba- bly have come to this conclusion without... the inter- position of the Samaritans. In any case, while he did not venture wholly to retract his word, he began to bargain. It is said by some that he gave the Jews to understand that the Temple must be erected on a different place from that on which stood the ruins of the former building, or that it must be built on a smaller scale. The Jews, who well understood this temporizing, and saw therein only a retracta- tion of the imperial promise, were not inclined to let themselves be played with.
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