A Thousand Years of Jewish History From the Days of Alexander the Great to the

Maurice H Maurice Henry Harris

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How the lives and fates and fortunes of these hapless Judeans were bandied about to gratify the wanton lust of these ty- rants and scoundrels!
The last procurator, Gessius Florus, held the post till 66 and then the storm burst. For the climax of outrageous rule was reached in him. Josephus says that compared with him Albinus was a law-abiding citizen and to be praised as a benefactor! Need we add more ? He did not as Albinus even hide his crimes. His plunderings were conducted by wholesale. He ...was verily a partner of robbers. Surely the time for Judah to strike a blow for freedom had come.
NOTES AND REFERENCES.
A reference to Felix will be found in the New Tes- tament. Paul appeared before him. (See Act, xxiii- 24-) 112 A THOUSAND YEARS OF JEWISH HISTORY.
CHAPTER XX.
JUDEA'S WAR WITH ROME.
When Florus after robbing the people began openly to rob the Temple, the last thread of endurance snapped. Called in bitter irony a beggar, for whom forsooth alms must be collected, Florus took a bloody revenge.

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