The History of the Hebrew Commonwealth, From the Earliest Times to the Destruction of Jerusalem A. D. 72, Vol. 2: With a Continuation to the Time of Adrian (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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Excerpt from The History of the Hebrew Commonwealth, From the Earliest Times to the Destruction of Jerusalem A. D. 72, Vol. 2: With a Continuation to the Time of Adrian

He plundered likewise the temple of Atargatis in Hiera polis; but as he was going out with the treasures, he fell over his son, who had stumbled on the threshold of the temple; and this the superstition of the times considered a bad omen. With the money thus obtained, he made preparations for a war against the Parthians, who were allies of the Romans, and had given no just occasion for hostilities. The Parthians, not expecting a war, were unprepared; and Crassus, in the year B. C. 50, took pos session ofa great part of Mesopotamia without opposition, and returned to Syria, where he took up his winter quar ters, leaving only seven thousand foot and one thousand horse as a garrison in Mesopotamia 11.

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