Against Apion, 1.311

Flavius Josephus  translated by William Whiston

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311and that their city was named Hierosyla, from this their robbing of the temples; but that still, upon the success they had afterwards, they through course of time changed its denomination, that it might not be a reproach to them, and called the city Hierosolyma, and themselves Hierosolymites.”

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