Índice

Jerusalem taken by Titus, 467 and note.
Jews, rites of suppressed by Tiberius, 215; expelled from Rome by
Claudius, 318; revolt of, 445; Vespasian’s triumph over, 449, 454;
fate of their sacred vessels, 449 note; figured on the arch of Titus,
467 note; poll-tax on the, 489.
Josephus the historian, taken prisoner by Vespasian, 447; predicts his
elevation, ib.
Journals of the proceedings of the senate published by J. Caesar, 13;
includes speeches, trials, births, deaths, etc., ib.; discontinued
by Augustus, 261; revived by Caligula, ib.
Julia, daughter of Julius Caesar, 2; married to Ca. Pompey, 4; her
death, 17.
———, daughter of Augustus, married to Marcellus, 117; to Agrippa, ib.;
to Tiberius, ib. and 197; their children, 118; banished, 119.
———, granddaughter of Augustus, married to Lucius Paulus, 118;
banished, ib.