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List of Maps ix
Acknowledgments xi
Preface: "Masada Shall Not Fall Again" xiii
Introduction: The Land Where Josephus Was Born 1
1 A Young Nobleman 9
2 An Occupied Country 19
3 Rome and Poppaea 29
4 The Jew Baiter 41
5 War 48
6 Governor of Galilee 58
7 The Return of the Legions 77
8 The Siege of Jotapata 83
9 The Cave and the Prophecy 93
10 Josephus the Prisoner 102
11 John of Gischala Comes to Jerusalem 114
12 The Zealot Revolution 123
13 The Reconquest of Judea 130
14 Simon bar Giora 137
15 The Year of the Four Emperors 145
16 Titus Takes Command 155
17 The Siege Begins 168
18 Inside Jerusalem 185
19 The Wooden Wall 194
20 The Destruction of the Temple 208
21 A Holocaust 223
22 The Propagandist 241
23 Masada and the Last Zealots 247
24 A Roman Citizen 260
25 History's Verdict 272
Notes 277
Select Bibliography 293
Index 301
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reviewed Jerusalem's Traitor: Josephus, Masada, and the Fall of Judea on March 14, 2017
Jerusalem's Traitor: Josephus, Masada, and the Fall of Judea
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For anyone looking for another angle to study the Ancient Romans
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