« J. BJ 5.347 | J. BJ 5.348 | J. BJ 5.349 | About This Work »
3481. A Resolution was now taken by Titus to relax the siege for a little while, and to afford the seditious an interval for consideration, and to see whether the demolishing of their second wall would not make them a little more compliant, or whether they were not somewhat afraid of a famine, because the spoils they had gotten by rapine would not be sufficient for them long; so he made use of this relaxation in order to compass his own designs.
« J. BJ 5.347 | J. BJ 5.348 | J. BJ 5.349 | About This Work »