sect.
2.

It is somewhat probable, as Hapercamp supposes, and partly Spanheim also, that the Latin is here the truest; that Pompey did him Hyrcanus, as he would have done the others from Aristobulus, sect.

6, although his remarkable abstinence from the 2000 talents that were in the Jewish temple, when he took it a little afterward, ch.7.sect.6, and Antiq.
B.XIV.

ch.4.sect.4, will to Greek all which agree he did not take them.
[7] Of the famous palm trees and balsam about Jericho and Engaddl, see the notes in Havercamp's edition, both here and B.II.

ch.9.sect.