The Jewish War (Oxford World's Classics)
by Josephus
Flavius Josephus's 'The Jewish War' is a seminal historical account of the First Jewish-Roman War. Detailing the uprising against Roman domination, the brutal sieges, and the catastrophic end in Jerusalem, it captures the turmoil of a pivotal era in ancient history. This Oxford World's Classics edition preserves the eyewitness perspective of a key figure in the conflict.
About This Book
The Jewish War, written by the Jewish historian Flavius Josephus, chronicles the major revolt against Roman rule in Judea from 66 to 73 CE.
As a participant and eyewitness, Josephus provides detailed descriptions of the events leading to the siege of Jerusalem and the fall of the Second Temple.
This edition from Oxford World's Classics features an accessible translation, making the ancient text available to modern readers interested in classical history.
The work stands as a crucial primary source for understanding the socio-political dynamics of the ancient Near East and the Roman Empire's expansion.
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