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his power； did only reproach him in words； and so let him go
without further punishment。 He says also； that the history which
this man wrote is； for the main； fabulous； and chiefly as to
those parts where he describes the Roman war with the Jews； and
the taking of Jerusalem。〃
（25） Here Josephus； a priest； honestly confesses that he did that
at the command of Vespasian； which he had before told us was not
lawful for a priest to do by the law of Moses； Antiq。 B。 III。 ch。
12。 sect。 2。 I mean； the taking a captive woman to wife。 See also
Against Apion； B。 I。 sect。 7。 But he seems to have been quickly
sensible that his compliance with the commands of an emperor
would not excuse him； for he soon put her away； as Reland justly
observes here。
（27） Of this most remarkable clause； and its most important
consequences； see Essay on the Old Testament； page 193195。
（28） Of this Epaphroditus； see the note on the Preface to the
Antiquities。
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