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INTRODUCTION

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CONTENTS.

JOURNEY

CHAPTER I.

JULIAN AT CESAREA TO NAOMI IN ROME.

FROM ANTIOCH. A ROMANIZED JEW. - A

FRIENDLY RECEPTION. - ANNA.-PHILIP.-OPPRESSION

OF THE JEWS. -THE GREEKS OF CÆSAREA.-APPROACH-
ING TROUBLE

CHAPTER II.

JULIAN AT CESAREA TO NAOMI IN ROME.

JEWISH

ANNA'S ANXIETY. REASONABLE COUNSELS.

PATRIOTISM.-CESAREA. ZENO THE GREEK. -A TALK

OVER THE TIMES

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CHAPTER III.

JULIAN AT CESAREA TO NAOMI IN ROME.

HALL OF Judgment. DEPUTATION OF JEWS. PILATE.

SYLLEUS THE HERODIAN. THE BRIBE. GREEK

SUBTILTY.

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· PHILIP'S RASHNESS. THE TUMULT.

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

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-PILATE'S SENTENCE

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CHAPTER IV.

JULIAN AT CESAREA TO NAOMI IN ROME.

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.

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- PROCLA'S

POWER. ZENO'S KINDNESS. A DELIVERANCE.— Es-

CAPE FROM CESAREA. - 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.

INNKEEPER. THE JEWS IN ROME. THE MER-

CHANTS. UNBELIEF.- RUMOURS ABOUT JOHN

BAPTIST. THE JORDAN. HEROD ANTIPAS. HERO-

DIAS. ARRIVAL AT BETH-HAREM.—JUDITH

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THE

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-

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