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1. , although there is no doubt that the Jewish state was made tributary to Rome. I have already suggested that whatever tribute Pompey might have imposed was not effectively collected for two reasons. First, the political and military conditions in the territory hampered collection; and, second, formal taxes conflicted with the powerful financial interests of the governors of Syria. I shall examine both reasons in detail later. Let me first call further attention to the importance of Josephus’s statement that the country and Jerusalem were laid under tribute to the Romans.
See Momigliano, Ricerche, 30–36 and pp. 150–51 and n. 193 below. 16. See Hirtius, Bell. alex. 1–2; T. , New York: Russell & Russell, 1967), 3:509–10; Louis E. Lord, “The Date of Julius Caesar’s Departure from Alexandria,” JRS 28 (1938): 25–28, 39–40; Wiseman, “Caesar, Pompey and Rome,” 434; Pucci Ben Zeev, Jewish Rights, 51. 17. Lord, “Date of Julius Caesar’s Departure,” 26. 18. Hirtius, Bell. alex. : Harvard University Press, 1968), 257–59. 19. For Caesar’s reorganization of the East see Hirtius, Bell.
Stone; Philadelphia: Fortress Press, 1984), 588; see also Michel S. Ginsburg, Rome et la Judée: contribution à l’histoire de leurs relations politiques (Paris: Jacques Povolozky, 1928), 85–86; Horst R. Moehring, “The Acta Pro Judaeis in the Antiquities of Flavius Josephus: A Study in Hellenistic and Modern Apologetic Historiography,” in Christianity, Judaism and Other Greco-Roman Cults, vol. 3 (ed. J. Neusner; Leiden: Brill, 1975), 128, 130, n. 23, 150–52; H. W. Attridge, “Josephus and His Works,” in Jewish Writings of the Second Temple Period (ed.