The Wars of the Jews, 6.89

Flavius Josephus  translated by William Whiston

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89Now Caesar was deeply affected on account of this man of so great fortitude, and especially as he was killed in the sight of so many people; he was desirous himself to come to his assistance, but the place would not give him leave, while such as could have done it were too much terrified to attempt it.

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