c. AD 94

J. AJ 18.231

The Antiquities of the Jews 18.231

Author
Flavius Josephus
Translator
William Whiston

The Antiquities of the Jews

18.231

Flavius Josephus

translated by William Whiston

231They at first diverted the discourse; but upon his further pressing, Agrippa, without more ado, told him, for he was already become his friend; so he joined with him in that pleasure which this news occasioned, because it would be fortunate to Agrippa, and made him a supper. But as they were feasting, and the cups went about, there came one who said that Tiberius was still alive, and would return to the city in a few days.