« J. BJ 3.191 | J. BJ 3.192 | J. BJ 3.193 | About This Work »
192he enjoined them also to creep generally along by the watch as they came into the city, and to cover their backs with such sheepskins as had their wool upon them, that if anyone should spy them out in the nighttime, they might be believed to be dogs. This was done till the watch perceived their contrivance, and encompassed that rough place about themselves.
« J. BJ 3.191 | J. BJ 3.192 | J. BJ 3.193 | About This Work »