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cop. 3

CONTENTS.

INTRODUCTION

PAGE

1-3

CHAPTER 1.

JULIAN AT CÆSAREA TO NAOMI IN ROME.

-

JOURNEY FROM ANTIOCH. A ROMANIZED Jew. -- A

FRIENDLY RECEPTION.- ANNA.— PHILIP.-OPPRESSION

OF THE JEW8.- THE GREEKS OF CÆSAREA.-APPROACH-

ING TROUBLE

4

CHAPTER II.

JULIAN AT CÆSAREA TO NAOMI IN ROME.

ANNA'S ANXIETY. REASONABLE COUNSELS.

JEWISH

PATRIOTISM. CÆSAREA. ZENO THE GREEK. -A TALK

OVER THE TIMES

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CHAPTER III.

JULIAN AT CÆSAREA TO NAOMI IN ROME.

HALL OF JUDGMENT. DEPUTATION OF Jews. PILATE.

- SYLLEUS THE HERODIAN. THE BRIBE. GREEK

SUBTILTY. Philip's RASHNESS. THE TUMULT.

THE GAMES OF HEROD.-PROCLA THE WIFE OF PILATE.

- PILATE'S SENTENCE

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CHAPTER IV.

JULIAN AT CÆSAREA TO NAOMI IN ROME.

PAGE

THE SABBATH.- ATTACK ON THE SYNAGOGUE. — A SCENE

OF HORROR. - THE CHAMPION PHILIP Falls. — Anna's

VENGEANCE. - HER FATE

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CHAPTER V.

JULIAN AT BETH-HAREM TO NAOMI IN ROME.

Taken PRISONER. A GREEK'S FRIENDSHIP. PROCLA's

POWER. - Zeno's KINDNESS. - A DELIVERANCE. Es-

CAPE FROM CÆSAREA. - JEWISH MAIDENS. PRIMI-

TIVE HOSPITALITY. — THE CHAMPION AGAIN. - A REC-

OGNITION. -ONIAS OF Beth-HAREM. SAMARIA. INN

OF JAEL

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CHAPTER VI.

JULIAN AT BETH-HAREM TO NAOMI IN ROME.

AN INNKEEPER.- THE JEWS IN ROME. - THE MER-

CHANTS. - UNBELIEF. RUMOURS ABOUT JOHN THE

BAPTIST.-THE JORDAN. - HEROD ANTIPAS. - HERO-

DIAS. - ARRIVAL AT BETH-HAREM.-JUDITH .

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CHAPTER VII.

JULIAN AT BETH-HAREM TO NAOMI IN ROME.

HOME SICKNESS.- A Jewish BEAUTY. – THE HOME OF

THE Rich VINE - DRESSER. Judith's DESCRIPTION

OF THE PEOPLE OF JUDEA. – A MesseNGER

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CHAPTER VIII.

JULIAN AT BETH-HAREM TO NAOMI IN ROME.

POLITICAL DIFFICULTIES. - THE NEW GARRISON. EN-

MITY OF HEROD AND PILATE.- SATURNINUS. ROMAN

SOLDIERY. - THE RABBIS. PROFESSION AND

PRAC-

TICE

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