Adiabene, princes of, converted to Judaism, [216] ff.
help the Judæans in the revolution, [264].
resist Trajan, [393] f.
Administration of justice, reform of, [50].
Adoyot == evidence of witnesses, [343].
= older compilation of the Mishna, [460].
Adultery, suspected, ritual of, abolished, [238].
Aelia Capitolina == Jerusalem, [421].
Agada (Hagadah), favorite study in Judæa, [576], [623].
subject-matter, [328] f.
Agape, [223].
Agrippa I, [174]–[96].
career in Rome, and character, [175] f.
favorite of Caligula, [176] f., [189].
of Claudius, [190].
fortifies Jerusalem, [195].
liberality to the Greeks, [193] f.
made king, [177], [190].
patriotism, [189], [191], [195].
popularity, [191].
prosperity of his reign, [191] f.
reading the Torah in the Temple, [192].
death, [196].
Agrippa II, [235] f.
aids the Roman army, [264].
alleviates the condition of Galilee after the war, [333].
appointed king of Chalcis, [235].
career and character, [235] f.
conduct during the war, [288].
depravity of his house, [236].
fall, [317].
flees from Jerusalem, [258].
hostile to his people, [236].
how treated by Titus, [388].
meets Vespasian, [285].
recommends peace with Rome, [257] f.
sends troops to Jerusalem to preserve peace, [259].
treachery against his people, [302].