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IOseph of the lyne of Cryste was about this tyme borne / and after was husbonde vnto our lady. ¶Anthi∣gonus was bysshoppe this tyme in the Iury. This Anthigonus was sone vn∣to Aristoholy / and on euery syde he was false. For he obeyed not to the Romay∣nes / and a grete plage he brought vn∣to the londe for to destroye Hircan{us} his vnde / that he myght regne kynge / and
so Hircan{us} was expulsed / & Flaccus was slayne / & Herode was exiled. But whan Herode came vnto Rome & tolde the Se¦natours all these thyng{is} / the Emperour created hym kynge sendynge wt hym an¦hoste / the whiche toke Ierusalem. And Anthigonū the bysshop taken / ledde to Anthony the Senatour / the whiche ma¦de hym syker / & so was Herode confer∣med in to his kyngdom. And he a straū¦ger regned on the Iewes / & so the kyng∣dome of the Iewes cessed as Iacob had sayd. ¶Titus Liuius historicus / & Dui¦dius were this tyme.