Jotape (00), dtr. of Aristobulus and Jolape. BJ. ii. xL 6 ; Ant. xvm. V. 4.
Jotape (74). dtr. of Aristobulus, king of Commagene ; m. Alex- ander (71), sou of Tigranes. A nt. xvm. v. 4.
Malthace (13), a Samaritan woman, wife of Herod, mother o'
Anrhclaus. BJ i. xxviii. 4 ; Ant. xvn. 1. 3. Mariamne i. (11), granddaughter of Hyrcanus, wife of Ilerod .
put to death by him u.c. 29. Ant. xvm. v. 4 ; /;./ i. xii. 3. Mariamne ii. (12), dtr. of Simon the high priest, mother of HeriHl
called perhaps Philip. BJ i. xxviii. 4 ; Ant. xv. ix. 3. Mariamne (39), Ist wife of Archelaus; divorced by him. An-'
XVII. xiii. 4. Mariamne (50), dtr. of Joseph and Olympios; m. Herod, king <•(
Chalcis. Ant. xvm. v. 4. Mariamne (09), dtr. of .Agrippa !. and Cj-pros ; m. (1) Archelaus,
(2) Demetrius. Ant. xvm. v. 4.
Olympias (20), dtr. of Herod and Malthace ; m. Joeeph, Herod't hepncw. Ant. xvn. i. 3.
Pallas (15), 6th wife of Herod. BJ i. xviil. 4 ; Ant. xvii. 1. 3. Phaedra (10), 7th wife of Herod. BJ u xxviii. 4 ; .i4nf. xvn. 1. 3 Phasaei (5), eldest brother of Herod. Ant. xiv. vii. 3, xm
10. Phasaei (20), sonof Phasaei (5), nephew of Herod ; m. Sataiiuwii'>
dtr. of Uerod and Mariamne. AtU. xviu. v. *
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Phasael (32), Bon of Herod and Pallas. Ant. xni. L 8.
Phororas (8), brother of Herod. Ant, xviu L 3.
PHILIP. See HEnoB{2«).
PHILIP (31), son of Herod by Cleopatra; tetrarch ofTrachoni-
ti8, etc. : m. tialome, dtr. of Uerodias. Ant. xvii. L S, inu.
V. 4 ; Lk 31. Polemon (76), king of OilicU, 2nd husband of Bernice. Ant. xx.
vii. 8.
Boxana (33), dtr. of Herod by Phaedra. Ant. xm. L 8.
Salampsio (24), dcr. of Herod by Marlamne 1. ; m. Pbasael, Herod's nephew. Ant. xviii. v. 4.
Salome (9), sister of Herod. A nl. xiv. vii. 3; BJ I. vilL 9.
Salome (34), dtr. of Herod by Elpis. Aiil. xvii. i, 3.
SALOME (55), dtr. of Herodios by her flrst husband Horod (I'liiliii) ; m. (1) Philip the tetrarch, (2) Aristobulus, son of Herod o( Chalcis. Ant. xviii. v. 4 ; Mt 14«, Mk dXi.
Tipranes (52), son of Alexander and Olaphyra, grandson of
llerod ; sent as king to Armenia. AnL xvill. v. 4 ; Tac
Ann. vi. 10. Tigranes (HI), son of Alexander (51), great-grandson of Herod ;
sent as king to Armenia. Ant. xviu. v. 4 ; Tac Ann. xiv.
20, XV. 1. Tiniius (44) of C}-pro8 ; m. Alexandra (43), dtr. of Phasael, and
had no children. Ant. xvill. v. 4.
iii. CHRONOLOOY OF THE HEROD DYNASTY.—
B.C.
fl9. Death of Alexandra. Accession of Aristobulus IL Axn* PATER, father of Herod, flrit becomes of importance.
63. Capture of Jerusalem by Pumpey. Aristobulus deposed.
Hyrcanus ii., high priest, without the title of king.
64. Crassus robs llie temple. 47. Ceesar arranges Syria.
Hyrcanus receives the title of ethnaroh. Herod governor of Galilee. PUASARL governor of Jerusalem. 44-42. Cassius in Syria. 43. Death of A.stip'ater.
41. Antony in Syria. Herod and PnASABt named tetrarchs. 40. Parthian invasion. Death of Puasakl. Mutilation of Hyr- canus. Flight of Herod. Antigonus assumes the title' of king and high priest. Hkkui) given the title of king of Judaaa by Antony and Octavius. 87. Marriage of Herod and Mariamne.
Capture of Jenisateni. Death of Antigoaua. 36. Death of Aristobulus in. S4. Death of Joseph, Salome's husband.
Visit of Cleopatra. 81. Battle of Actiura. Herod Joins the part.v of Augustus. 30. Death of Hyrcanus lu Augustus in Syria. Extension of
Herod's power. 29. Death of Marianme. 28. Death of Alexandra. 26. Death of Costobar. Also of the sons of Baba^
Institution of games. Building of a theatre and amphi- theatre in Jerusalem. 20. The building of the temple begun. 16. Visit of Agnppa to Jerusalem. 14. Beginning of dissensions at court concerning Alexander and
Aristobulus. 12. Visit of Herod to Rome with his two sons. 7. Death of Alexander and .\ristobulus. 6. Antipater goes to Rome. Henxi's firet wilL 6. Imprisonment of Antipater. Herod's second wUl. 4. Outbreak under the RAbbis Judas and Matthiaa. Antipater executed. Herod's third will. DiATii OF Herod tub Great. AucilBLAUH becomes ethiiarch of Judaa, A.VTiPAS tetrarch of Galilee, and IMmlip of Trachonitis. ii.D.
ARCMRLAtrn deposed. Judjea under Roman prooQiatoia. Death of Philip.
AuiMPPA becomes tetrarch of TrachonitifL Banishment of Antipas. AoitippA receives his tetrarchy. Aurippa becomus king of Judtea.
Death op Aouippa i. Judaja again under Roman pro- curators. AoRipPA II. becomes tetrarch of Chalcis. He receives in atldition Che tetrarchiea of PhUlp and
Lysaiidcr (Abila), and, a little later, part of Oalilee. Destruction of Jenisalem. I>eath of AORlPPA ii.