The History of Antiquity volume 2
The History of Antiquity volume 2
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It makes against the dates 1080 B. C. For Saul, 1058 B. C. For David, 1018 B. C. For Solomon, that they rest upon tne succession of kings of Judah, from the division of the kingdom down to the fall of Samaria, which is reckoned at 261 years, while the succession of kings of Israel during the same period only fills 241 years. Movers (" Phceniz. " 2, 1, 140 ff. ) has attempted to remove this difficulty by assuming as a starting-point the statements of Menander of Ephesus, on the succession of kin...gs in Tyre, preserved in Josephus ("c. Apion, " 1, 18). Josei^hus says that from the building of the temple, which took i)lace in the twelfth 3-ear of Hiram king of Tyre, down to the founding of Carthage, which took place in the seventh year of Pygmalion king of Tyre, 143 years 8 months elapsed. From the date given by Justin (18, 7) for the founding of Carthage (72 years before the founding of Pcome; 72 + 754), i. E. From 826 B. C. , Movers reckons back 143 years, and so fixes the building of the temple at the year 969 B.
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It makes against the dates 1080 B. C. For Saul, 1058 B. C. For David, 1018 B. C. For Solomon, that they rest upon tne succession of kings of Judah, from the division of the kingdom down to the fall of Samaria, which is reckoned at 261 years, while the succession of kings of Israel during the same period only fills 241 years. Movers (" Phceniz. " 2, 1, 140 ff. ) has attempted to remove this difficulty by assuming as a starting-point the statements of Menander of Ephesus, on the succession of kin...gs in Tyre, preserved in Josephus ("c. Apion, " 1, 18). Josei^hus says that from the building of the temple, which took i)lace in the twelfth 3-ear of Hiram king of Tyre, down to the founding of Carthage, which took place in the seventh year of Pygmalion king of Tyre, 143 years 8 months elapsed. From the date given by Justin (18, 7) for the founding of Carthage (72 years before the founding of Pcome; 72 + 754), i. E. From 826 B. C. , Movers reckons back 143 years, and so fixes the building of the temple at the year 969 B.
What to read after The History of Antiquity volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Duncker to read onlineMoreLess
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