. With the world's people : an account of the ethnic origin, primitive estate, early migrations, social evolution, and present conditions and promise of the principal families of men : together with a preliminary inquiry on the time, place and manner of the beginning . TALMUDIST Magazine of Art, of about forty years, almost forgot theepisode of the Galilean. The Jews, as apeople, still continued to expect a deliv-erance from the thraldom of Rome; butnone came. Many said lo, here, and lo,there ; and there were successive insur-rections and rebellions, until at lengthRome wearied of the
. With the world's people : an account of the ethnic origin, primitive estate, early migrations, social evolution, and present conditions and promise of the principal families of men : together with a preliminary inquiry on the time, place and manner of the beginning . TALMUDIST Magazine of Art, of about forty years, almost forgot theepisode of the Galilean. The Jews, as apeople, still continued to expect a deliv-erance from the thraldom of Rome; butnone came. Many said lo, here, and lo,there ; and there were successive insur-rections and rebellions, until at lengthRome wearied of the ever-insurgentJews, and bore down upon the pettyprovince in exteiTninating Avrath. Jeru-salem was besieged and taken. Notonly Hebrew nationalit), but the hopeof it was extinguished in blood and fireand famine. Meanwhile, Cliristianity 316 GREAT RACES OE MANKIND. afar off crept up like a vine in Rome andbegan to twine around the imperialporches. The Caesars household wasinfected. The old gods began to shiverin the pantheon. In the midst of perse-cution and unnumbered griefs the Chris-tians held on their way in palace or. JEWISH MONEY by C. Rudolf Huber. for Magazine o/. catacomb, teaching and proclaiming the mysteries and triumphs of the new faith. With the capture of Jerusalem by Titi:s, Hebraic nationality passed away. _ . „ Now it was, however, that Persistency of Hebrew race the ethnic persistency of appears. , -u j. i. the race began to showitself in full force. Other peoples, over- come by war and conquest, had ceasedto exist; but not so the Jews. Theywent forth among the nations in allgrades of despair, from vagabondageand slavery to the respectable conditionsof teachers and scribes. But they didnot cease to be Hebrews. They did noteven abandon their ex-pectation of a recoveryof their own the vicissitudesof more than eighteencenturies this strangelypersistent people has to look for somerevolution in human af-fairs by which Palestin
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