This is Volume 1 of the complete works of Flavius Josephus, presented in Greek and Latin. Josephus was a first-century Romano-Jewish historian who chronicled the history of the Jewish people with particular attention to the first century CE. His works provide crucial insights into the political, social, and military events of the period, including the First Jewish-Roman War and the destruction of the Second Temple. This edition, edited by John Hudson and Syvert Haverkamp, offers scholars and enthusiasts a valuable resource for studying Josephus's accounts in their original languages. The writings of Flavius Josephus remain essential for understanding the history of Judaism and the Roman Empire.

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