c. AD 94

J. AJ 17.347

The Antiquities of the Jews 17.347

Author
Flavius Josephus
Translator
William Whiston

The Antiquities of the Jews

17.347

Flavius Josephus

translated by William Whiston

347that oxen, because that animal takes uneasy pains in his labors, denoted afflictions, and indeed denoted, further, a change of affairs, because that land which is ploughed by oxen cannot remain in its former state; and that the ears of corn being ten, determined the like number of years, because an ear of corn grows in one year; and that the time of Archelaus’s government was over. And thus did this man expound the dream.