Memorials of Early Christianity
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To bury the dead became, at length, impossible ; and at last the bodies were thrown from the walls to the valleys below. As he beheld the fearful and disgusting spectacle which met his eyes at every turn, Titus, spreading out his hands to heaven, called God to witness that he was not the author of such incredible calamities.
Josephus truly says that some of the leaders of the Jewish party were "incapable of repentance. " Another crime was now added by them to the already swollen and fearful cat...alogue of their outrages. Simon, a leader of one of the rival factions in the city (which post he had gained by means of Matthias, the High Priest), chose this time to turn traitor to his benefactor, and, accusing the pontiff of a secret understanding with the Romans, condemned him and his three sons to death. One of them had fled to the camp of Titus, which might have occasioned the charge. 3Iatthias asked only this favor, that, as he had been the means of raising Simon to power, he might be the first executed ; but even this small consolation was denied him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To bury the dead became, at length, impossible ; and at last the bodies were thrown from the walls to the valleys below. As he beheld the fearful and disgusting spectacle which met his eyes at every turn, Titus, spreading out his hands to heaven, called God to witness that he was not the author of such incredible calamities.
Josephus truly says that some of the leaders of the Jewish party were "incapable of repentance. " Another crime was now added by them to the already swollen and fearful cat...alogue of their outrages. Simon, a leader of one of the rival factions in the city (which post he had gained by means of Matthias, the High Priest), chose this time to turn traitor to his benefactor, and, accusing the pontiff of a secret understanding with the Romans, condemned him and his three sons to death. One of them had fled to the camp of Titus, which might have occasioned the charge. 3Iatthias asked only this favor, that, as he had been the means of raising Simon to power, he might be the first executed ; but even this small consolation was denied him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Goodeve Miall to read onlineMoreLess
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