The streets of Jerusalem.

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PREVIOUS Jerusalem, in Herodotus, is Cadytis. NEXT The street leading from the Temple towards the mount of Olivet.

I cannot omit what he saith besides: "Much of the flesh which was eaten at Jerusalem," in the time of the feasts, 'was of the second tithes.' For scarce any one tarried there until he had eaten all his tithes; but he gave the moneys of the tithes either to the poor, or to his friends in the city. And, for the most part, with the moneys of the tithes they bought their thank-offerings.

PREVIOUS Jerusalem, in Herodotus, is Cadytis. NEXT The street leading from the Temple towards the mount of Olivet.