Prayers, formulated, introduced by Gamaliel II, [363].
Prayers for rain, [541].
Priestly vestments, kept in charge of the Roman procurators, [129].
Princes of Captivity in Babylonia (Resh Galutha), arbitrariness, [513].
arrogance, [555].
neglect of religion, [554].
position, dignity and authority, [508]–[11].
Procurator in Judæa, authority and duties, [128] f.
Procurators of Judæa, Albinus, [248].
Ambivius, [135].
Bassus, [315].
Coponius, [135].
Cumanus, [241].
Fadus, [197].
Felix, [242].
Festus, [247].
Flaccus, [181].
Florus, [249].
Gratus, [135].
Pilate, [138].
Rufus, Annius, [135].
Rufus, Tinnius, [411].
Rufus, Turnus, [421].
Silva, [316].
Prosbol, [100]. See also [Hillel].
Proselytes to Judaism, [215] ff.
discussion about their admission, [384] f.
Jews forbidden to make, [433], [562].
persecuted by Domitian, [389].
Ptolemaïs, besieged by Alexander Jannæus, [40].
Ptolemy VIII, Lathurus, enmity against Judæa, [10] ff., [40].