-
Differentiae 243,
possibly quoting Ptolemy: "Jews and
Idumaeans differ, as
Ptolemy states [...]. The
Idumaeans, on the
other hand, were not
originally Jews, but...
-
Antipater I the
Idumaean (113 or 114 BCE – 43 BCE) was the
founder of the
Herodian dynasty and
father of
Herod the Great.
According to Josephus, he was...
-
Hebrew Bible) in 140–130 BCE, he
required all
Idumaeans to obey
Jewish law or to leave; most
Idumaeans thus
converted to Judaism,
which meant that they...
- the
Idumæans adopt the
customs and laws of the Jews. He “did not
think ... it ...
proper for him to
carry out the
orders of Herod, or for the
Idumæans to...
- of 55 BC by way of
Hasmonean Judea,
where Hyrc**** II had
Antipater the
Idumaean,
father of
Herod the Great,
furnish the Roman-led army with supplies. As...
- The
Herodian dynasty was a
royal dynasty of
Idumaean (Edomite) descent,
ruling the
Herodian Kingdom of
Judea and
later the
Herodian tetrarchy as a v****al...
- Judaism.
Considerable doubt surrounds the
alleged forced conversion of the
Idumaeans at the end of the
second century B.C.E. and of the
Ituraeans shortly thereafter...
- wife Doris. He was
named after his
paternal grandfather Antipater the
Idumaean. He and his
mother were
exiled after Herod divorced her
between 43 BC and...
- the
cover of a storm,
entered Jerusalem in
early 68. The
Zealots and
Idumaeans launched a
brutal ****ault on the city's defenders, with many
being killed...
- but not as king. Some
years later Julius Caesar appointed Antipater the
Idumaean, also
known as Antipas, as the
first Roman Procurator. Antipater's son...
