The Wars of the Jews, 7.119

Flavius Josephus  translated by William Whiston

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119So when he had had a prosperous voyage to his mind, the city of Rome behaved itself in his reception, and their meeting him at a distance, as it did in the case of his father. But what made the most splendid appearance in Titus’s opinion was, when his father met him, and received him;

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