The Antiquities of the Jews

Composed by Flavius Josephus during the reign of Emperor Domitian, this extensive 20-volume work offers a detailed historiographical account of Jewish history. Written around AD 93 or 94, it delves into the origins, customs, and significant events of the Jewish people, providing valuable insights into their culture and heritage. Josephus aims to preserve the Jewish narrative amidst the broader context of Roman history, making it a crucial resource for understanding the interplay between these two civilizations.