Josephus answers his critics: his own account of his life, his defense of the Jews against the slanders of Apion, and the short discourse on Hades handed down under his name. Whiston's translation put into modern English and checked against Niese's Greek, which is shown alongside.
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The Life of Flavius Josephus
1My Family and Early Years2Tiberias, Gischala and Gamala3John of Gischala’s First Plot4The Plunder from Dabaritta5The Empty Fleet at Tiberias6The Plot from Jerusalem7The Envoys’ Ambush8The Galileans as Witnesses9The Mock Funeral at Tiberias10Answer to Justus of Tiberias11The Last Battles in Galilee12Favor at Rome