Note 403 — BOOK II (continued 2)
W. Hamilton (William Hamilton) Fyfe translation
This is of course from the Roman point of view. Caesarea was the seat of the procurator. That Jerusalem was the national capital Tacitus recognizes in Book V.
W. Hamilton (William Hamilton) Fyfe translation
This is of course from the Roman point of view. Caesarea was the seat of the procurator. That Jerusalem was the national capital Tacitus recognizes in Book V.