1
In all, about four hundred Jewish writers and artists were arrested and exiled.
2
Other Jewish writers appealed to the older Greek historians and poets.
3
Our chief, our almost sole, information concerning them is derived from the Jewish writers.
4
In contrast with the greater Jewish writers, he was given to vaunting his own deeds.
5
We are told that many of the precepts in the sermon were anticipated by Pagan and Jewish writers.
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The best Jewish writers!
7
Josephus, the historian of the Jews, does not allow to magic so ancient an origin among them, as many Jewish writers do.
8
The same may be observed of the very few Jewish writers of that and the adjoining period, which have come down to us.
9
They would very much bristle if someone tried to describe them as Jewish writers even though the vast majority of their protagonists were Jewish.