An appendix to the second
edition of Jewish
Antiquities, published
after the death of Agrippa II [variously dated 93 or 100
CE]. It was
written primarily as a self-defense against the charge of a rival
Galilean historian [Justus of Tiberias] who charged that
Josephus was
personally responsible for the revolt of Tiberias (67 CE). It provides basic
biographical information about the author that is not reported in other
works.
[in Loeb Classical Library: Josephus vol.
1. Ed. H. St. J. Thackeray. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1926].
For full
text of older editions on line see: