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| + | '''Hegesippus''', an early Christian chronicler, who flourished 4th century), is supposed to be the author of a free Latin adaptation of the Jewish War of Josephus, under the title ''De bello Judaico et excidio urbis Hierosolymitanae''. The seven books of Josephus are compressed into five, but much has been added from the Antiquities of the Jews, also by Josephus, and from the works of Roman historians. | ||
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Hegesippus, an early Christian chronicler, who flourished 4th century), is supposed to be the author of a free Latin adaptation of the Jewish War of Josephus, under the title De bello Judaico et excidio urbis Hierosolymitanae. The seven books of Josephus are compressed into five, but much has been added from the Antiquities of the Jews, also by Josephus, and from the works of Roman historians.
External links
Hegesippus (chronicler) (en.wikipedia.org)
St. Hegesippus (newadvent.org)
Fragments of Hegesippus (earlychristianwritings.com)
Appendix C: Hegesippus and Josephus on James (historical-jesus.info)