- the
Sibylline Oracles appear to have been
written in the
milieu of the
Oniad Temple. — Meron-Martin Piotrkowski,
Priests in
Exile The
account of Josephus...
- Vargas,
Miguel (2025). "The
Oniad Sibyl: How a Gr****
Prophetess Became a
Revolutionary Mouthpiece for
Egyptian Jews". The
Oniad Sibyl. Brill. p. 6. ISBN 978-90-04-72274-3...
- BCE to 171 BCE
during the
Second Temple period of Judaism. He was of the
Oniad family and was
brother to
Onias III, his
predecessor as High Priest. Josephus...
- Romans.
Samaritan Temple Mount Gerizim 450 BC. 110 BC by the Maccabees. The
Oniad Temple Leontopolis Unclear,
possibly as
early as 168-167 BC. 73-74 AD by...
-
Civilization and the Jews. Green, p. 501. Ginzberg, Lewis. "The
Tobiads and
Oniads".
Archived from the
original on 14 May 2020.
Retrieved 6
March 2023. Jewish...
- play Exagōgē, a
paraphrase of the
Exodus in
iambic trimeter Jason of the
Oniad family, High
Priest in the
Temple in
Jerusalem from 175 to 172 BCE Menelaus...
-
pagans as the
cause of all
misfortune Ginzberg, Lewis. "The
Tobiads and
Oniads".
Retrieved 23
January 2007.
Jewish Encyclopedia. Levine, Lee I. Judaism...
- 13820
Oneonta 1
Otsego County Onesquethaw 1
Albany County 12067
Oniad Lake 1
Dutchess County 12590
Oniontown 1
Dutchess County Oniontown...
- this same source. Büchler
regards the
struggle between the
Tobiads and the
Oniads as a
contest between Ptolemean and
Seleucid supremacy in Jerusalem. According...
- not
universally accepted as
being Leontopolis, and therefore, the site of
Oniad Temple. One
problem is that
Roman sources tell us that
Leontopolis was 180...
