When he had woken from his sleep he called the Jews together and told them all that he had seen while he was asleep, and ordered them to act in the manner revealed to him. Going out of the city at once, together with the priests and the throng of the people, he reached a place called ‘Scopolus’ from where the Temple and the whole city could be seen, and there they awaited the arrival of Alexander the Great. Alexander, approaching the place called ‘Scopolus’, and perceiving the crowd of people wearing white clothes, the priests adorned in robes of shining white, and the high priest of the Jews dressed in a gold and hyacinth-blue robe and an elegant head-dress above, and above that a plate made of gold and jacinth on which was written the name of the highest god ‘Tetragramaton’, immediately ordered all his men to stand back. He went ahead alone to the Jews and leapt off his horse to the ground and worshipped the name of God that he saw written there. And immediately all the Jews began to greet Alexander and to cry out with loud voices saying: ‘Long live the great Alexander! Long live the great emperor! Long live the unvanquished conqueror of all and the most glorious of all the princes of the world.