*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Most of what we know of the grisly details of the fall of Jerusalem and the massacre of its inhabitants in the year 70 comes ...

But Raphael notes that, like Josephus, Spinoza displayed precocity at a young age; that as Joseph ben Mattathias became the Romanized Titus Flavius Josephus, Baruch Spinoza became the Romanized ...

On Josephus’s The Jewish War: A Biography by Martin Goodman. A 1966 model by Michael Avi-Yonah of the Second Temple of Jerusalem as it likely looked in 66 A.D., before the outbreak of the events ...

This aligns with Josephus’ account that Titus commanded to penetrate the city from the northwestern side of the city wall,” Arbiv said in an IAA press release.

The man we know as Josephus (the Romans called him Flavius Josephus), was an aristocratic Judean, born in Jerusalem in 37 CE and died in Rome somewhere around 100 CE.He was a highly controversial ...

Flavius Josephus, or Joseph ben Matthias, as his fellow-Jews called him, was a queer sort of hero. Feuchtwanger’s first volume told how Josephus, after fighting the Romans like an ...