The Itinerary of Benjamin of Tudela
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See Graetz, VI, p. 281. ] [Footnote 22: The palace of the Caesars on the Palatine Hill is no doubt here referred to. ] [Footnote 23: [Hebrew:], quoted by E and Asher, is a corrupt reading for [Hebrew:]. ] [Footnote 24: This is Josippon's story. Benjamin occasionally embodies in his work fantastic legends told him, or recorded by his predecessors. His authorities lived in the darkest period of the Middle Ages. Josippon, Book I, Chap, iv, speaks of 320 senators. I have followed Breithaupt, and re...ndered [Hebrew:] "consul. "] [Footnote 25: Having regard to the various readings, it is possible that the Thermae of Diocletian or more probably the Flavian amphitheatre, which early in the Middle Ages began to be called the Colosseum, is here referred to. It had four stories, each floor composed of arcades containing eighty separate compartments, making 320 in all. Our author in the course of his narrative speaks more than once of buildings erected on a uniform plan corresponding with the days of the year.
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See Graetz, VI, p. 281. ] [Footnote 22: The palace of the Caesars on the Palatine Hill is no doubt here referred to. ] [Footnote 23: [Hebrew:], quoted by E and Asher, is a corrupt reading for [Hebrew:]. ] [Footnote 24: This is Josippon's story. Benjamin occasionally embodies in his work fantastic legends told him, or recorded by his predecessors. His authorities lived in the darkest period of the Middle Ages. Josippon, Book I, Chap, iv, speaks of 320 senators. I have followed Breithaupt, and re...ndered [Hebrew:] "consul. "] [Footnote 25: Having regard to the various readings, it is possible that the Thermae of Diocletian or more probably the Flavian amphitheatre, which early in the Middle Ages began to be called the Colosseum, is here referred to. It had four stories, each floor composed of arcades containing eighty separate compartments, making 320 in all. Our author in the course of his narrative speaks more than once of buildings erected on a uniform plan corresponding with the days of the year.
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