I have heard that, before the present Caesar's time, it came to war, almost, between Jews and Christians.

Those outbreaks forced Claudius Caesar to expell all the Jews, but at present that edict is abolished.

The Christians, however, hide themselves from Jews, and from the populace, who, as is known to thee, accuse them of crimes and hate them." They walked on some time in silence, till Chilo, whose fear increased as he receded from the gates, said,--"When returning from the shop of Euricius, I borrowed a wig from a barber, and have put two beans in my nostrils.

They must not recognize me; but if they do, they will not kill me.

They are not malignant! They are even very honest.