Against Apion, 1.92

Flavius Josephus  translated by William Whiston

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92Nor was it without reason that they were called Captives by the Egyptians, since one of our ancestors, Joseph, told the king of Egypt that he was a captive, and afterward sent for his brethren into Egypt by the king’s permission; but as for these matters, I shall make a more exact inquiry about them elsewhere.

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