B.XVIII.

ch.5.sect.

4; Of the War, B.
I.ch.3.

sect.

3; ch.5.sect.4.It lay on the northwest side of the temple, and was a quarter as large.
[33] That Josephus speaks truth, when he assures us that the haven of this Cesarea was made by Herod not less, nay rather larger, than that famous haven at Athens, called the Pyrecum, will appear, says Dean Aldrich, to him who compares the descriptions of that at Athens in Thucydides and Pausanias, with this of Cesarea in Josephus here, and in the Antiq.