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Jerusalem - the capital city of Judaea
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318/5 Ptolemy captures Jerusalem.
301/28 Ptolemy captures Jerusalem.
217/34 Ptolemy visits Jerusalem, and attempts to enter the temple.
175/6 minister of Seleucus, visits Jerusalem, but is deterred from robbing
169/12 Lysimachus the brother of Menelaus is killed in a riot at Jerusalem.
169/30 Antiochus robs the temple at Jerusalem.
168/47 Antiochus captures Jerusalem, and massacres the inhabitants.
167/10 suppresses his opponents in Jerusalem, and establishes a garrison
167/36 the "abomination of the desolation" in the temple at Jerusalem.
167/37 sacrifices are performed at Jerusalem and throughout Judaea, with
164/6 desolation of the temple at Jerusalem, caused by Antiochus, lasts
164/7 Purification of the temple at Jerusalem.
163/24 terms with the defenders of Jerusalem, but afterwards pulls down the
161/9 terms with Judas, but makes threats against the temple at Jerusalem.
152/7 Demetrius frees the Jewish hostages in Jerusalem.
143/5 The Jews of Jerusalem appeal for help to the Jews of Egypt.
143/10 Jonathan restores the walls and fortifications of Jerusalem.
141/2 Simon captures Gazara and the citadel of Jerusalem.
134/17 Antiochus VII attacks Jerusalem.
64/6 besieged in the temple at Jerusalem, and Onias is stoned to death
63/41 Pompeius captures Jerusalem.
63/42 Pompeius enters the inner sanctuary of the temple at Jerusalem.
61/15 Flaccus prevents the Jews in Asia from sending money to Jerusalem.
53/6 sus seizes treasure from temples, including the temple at Jerusalem.
47/37 points his sons Phasael and Herodes to govern Jerusalem and Galilee.
39/12 Herodes re-enters Judaea, and joins Silo outside Jerusalem.
37/6 Herodes and Sosius start to besiege Jerusalem.
37/9 Herodes and Sosius capture Jerusalem.
Within translations:
1Macc_1-3 * hey built a gymnasium in Jerusalem, according to Gentile
1Macc_6-16 * rected upon the altar in Jerusalem; and that they had surr
2Macc_1-15 * The Jewish brethren in Jerusalem and those in the land
3Macc_1 he had arrived in Jerusalem, he offered sacrifice to the
3Macc_3 cities, we came on to Jerusalem also, and went up to
4Macc_4 to report that in the Jerusalem treasuries there are
4Macc_18 cestral customs, he left Jerusalem and marched against the
Aristeas_32 to the High Priest in Jerusalem, asking him to send six
Aristeas_35 were carried off from Jerusalem by the Persians at the
Aristeas_53 table already in the temple at Jerusalem. And when they
ChronPasc_421 became the 8th high priest at Jerusalem, for 15 years.
ChronPasc_425 leazar, who was high priest at Jerusalem. In order to tran
ChronPasc_429 became the 12th high priest at Jerusalem, for 22 years.
ChronPasc_432 prisoners were taken off to Jerusalem. There, on the
ChronPasc_433 became the 13th high priest at Jerusalem, for 24 years.
ChronPasc_436 ervisor of the temple at Jerusalem, was a political oppone
ChronPasc_440 became the 15th high priest at Jerusalem, for 7 years. In
ChronPasc_441 became the 16th high priest at Jerusalem, for 33 years.
ChronPasc_444 the king of Syria, attacked Jerusalem and began to besi
ChronPasc_448 became the 19th high priest at Jerusalem, for 27 years.
ChronPasc_452 became the 20th high priest at Jerusalem, for one year.
ChronPasc_453 time, attacked and besieged Jerusalem. He entered as
ChronPasc_464 Alexandria, and came to Jerusalem where he prostrated him
ChronPasc_508 ter the return from Babylon to Jerusalem: 1. Jesus the son
ChronPasc_509 ria in Egypt and came to Jerusalem, where he prostated him
ChronSynt_65-67 * of Lagus, who captured Jerusalem by trickery and took
Cic:Flac_67 "But Gnaeus Pompeius when Jerusalem was captured laid his
Diod_34.1 & King Antiochus besieged Jerusalem. The Jews withsto
Diod_40.3 now most famous city, Jerusalem, and the temple there,
Eupolemus_2 the altar is built in Jerusalem, who commanded him not
Eupolemus_5 ead; and afterwards took Jerusalem, and made Jonachim, the
Euseb]:Chron_29 Nebuchadnezzar besieged Jerusalem and took Jewish captive
Euseb]:Chron_45 destroyed our temple at Jerusalem by fire, he removed our
Euseb]:Chron_49 efore that the temple at Jerusalem was attacked by the Bab
Euseb]:Chron_65 David], built the temple at Jerusalem. Laosthenes, for
Euseb]:Chron_69 ign, the temple at Jerusalem was rebuilt, after the first
Euseb]:Chron_99 uilding of the temple at Jerusalem, but he provides no evi
Euseb]:Chron_113-127 * ians about the temple at Jerusalem, from Josephus I will
Euseb]:Chron_131 until the final siege of Jerusalem in the second year of
Euseb]:Chron_147 6 years - He captured Jerusalem, and took king Jehoahaz
Euseb]:Chron_155 men, and they called it Jerusalem." Now Manetho, in anoth
Euseb]:Chron_187 omon built the temple at Jerusalem, as will be shown in
ExcBarb_35A ,156 years. The high priest at Jerusalem was the same Jann
ExcBarb_35B ,176 years. The high priest in Jerusalem was Jaddus. At
ExcBarb_36A ,344 years. The high priest at Jerusalem was another Onias
ExcBarb_47A andria. He came to Jerusalem and worshipped the Lord God,
ExcBarb_47B eneral Pompeius captured Jerusalem and entered as far as
ExcBarb_52A orn, he was disturbed, and all Jerusalem with him. When
Festus:Brev_16 captured, he obtained Jerusalem and made a treaty with
Hieron:Chron_1695 Lagus gained control of Jerusalem and Judaea by treachery
Hieron:Chron_1736 to Eleazar the high priest at Jerusalem. He ordered 70
Hieron:Chron_1833 charge of the temple at Jerusalem, fled to Apollonius the
Hieron:Chron_1848 Then he entered Jerusalem, and after despoiling the tem
Hieron:Chron_1885 invaded Judaea and besieged Jerusalem. After forcing
Hieron:Chron_1941 Alexander and became queen of Jerusalem. From her reign
Hieron:Chron_1950 Pompeius came to Jerusalem, captured the city, opened
Hieron:Chron_1954 Ar.] Pompeius captured Jerusalem and reduced the Jews
Hieron:Chron_1978 been no [legitimate] kings in Jerusalem. Herodes, who was
Hieron:Chron_1983 to restore and rebuild Jerusalem until the Anointed One,
Hieron:Chron_1998 ructed many great buildings in Jerusalem. 190.3 . [1999]
Hieron:Chron_2044 uilding of the temple at Jerusalem" - Ar.] which happened
Hieron:Chron_2048 first bishop of the church of Jerusalem. [not in Ar.] Cas
Hieron:Chron_2049 ews, to pay for an aqueduct at Jerusalem. This caused anot
Joseph:AJ_12.35 essels sent as gifts [to Jerusalem], and the construction
Joseph:AJ_12.60 ble which was already at Jerusalem, and how large it was,
Joseph:AJ_12.85 fts were sent by Ptolemy to Jerusalem, and dedicated
Joseph:AJ_12.87 elders that came from Jerusalem for the interpretation
Joseph:AJ_12.133 which was in the citadel of Jerusalem. [134] Wherefore
Joseph:AJ_12.136 temple which was called Jerusalem; concerning which, alth
Joseph:AJ_12.159 sent an ambassador to Jerusalem, and complained that
Joseph:AJ_12.160 tion among the people of Jerusalem, for gravity, prudence,
Joseph:AJ_12.171 had been ambassador at Jerusalem, and had been entertain
Joseph:AJ_12.222 the rest of them escaped to Jerusalem to their father.
Joseph:AJ_12.229 ermined not to return to Jerusalem any more, but seated
Joseph:AJ_12.241 to build them a Gymnasium at Jerusalem. And when he had
Joseph:AJ_12.246-248 * edition against the city Jerusalem; and when he was there,
Joseph:AJ_12.265 of Joarib, and a citizen of Jerusalem. [266] He had fiv
Joseph:AJ_12.272 had in the citadel at Jerusalem, and pursued the Jews
Joseph:AJ_12.296 slaves, and utterly destroy Jerusalem, and abolish the
Joseph:AJ_12.316 they ought to go up to Jerusalem, and purify the temple,
Joseph:AJ_12.317 multitude, was come to Jerusalem, and found the temple
Joseph:AJ_12.359 plundering of the temple at Jerusalem. But we will not
Joseph:AJ_12.362 rrison in the citadel of Jerusalem, with the Jewish runaga
Joseph:AJ_12.375 the enemy, retired to Jerusalem, and prepared to endure
Joseph:AJ_12.377 But as for the temple of Jerusalem, he lay at its siege
Joseph:AJ_12.388 temple like to that at Jerusalem; of which therefore we
Joseph:AJ_12.397 as he was gone out of Jerusalem, and was at the village
Joseph:AJ_12.4-11 * also seized upon Jerusalem, and for that end made use
Joseph:AJ_12.403-408 * When Nicanor was come to Jerusalem, he did not resolve to
Joseph:AJ_12.421 made all the haste he could to Jerusalem. [422] And when
Joseph:AJ_13.14 sently to the citadel at Jerusalem, having lost about two
Joseph:AJ_13.17 also fortified the citadel at Jerusalem more than all the
Joseph:AJ_13.51 also that the city of Jerusalem be holy and inviolable,
Joseph:AJ_13.54 for worship but only that at Jerusalem. [55] I bequeath
Joseph:AJ_13.56 all fly to the temple at Jerusalem, or to the places there
Joseph:AJ_13.63 Egypt like to that at Jerusalem, and might ordain Levit
Joseph:AJ_13.67 the pattern of that in Jerusalem, and of the same dimens
Joseph:AJ_13.91 soldiers, he went out of Jerusalem in haste, with his brot
Joseph:AJ_13.101 and returned thence to Jerusalem with a great deal of
Joseph:AJ_13.105 eutherus, he returned again to Jerusalem. [106] But as Pto
Joseph:AJ_13.121 and attacked the citadel at Jerusalem, and besieged it.
Joseph:AJ_13.128 offered sacrifices in Jerusalem, and what are due from
Joseph:AJ_13.133 were in the citadel of Jerusalem, and of the Jewish dese
Joseph:AJ_13.142 ry, he sent them away to Jerusalem to Jonathan, with an
Joseph:AJ_13.153 sent these hostages to Jerusalem, while he went himself
Joseph:AJ_13.163 sand of the enemy, returned to Jerusalem. So when he saw
Joseph:AJ_13.181 ffairs, they returned to Jerusalem, where Jonathan gathere
Joseph:AJ_13.194 when the people of Jerusalem heard that Jonathan was taken
Joseph:AJ_13.197 saw that the people of Jerusalem were terrified at the
Joseph:AJ_13.202 but he himself staid to secure Jerusalem. [203] But Trypho
Joseph:AJ_13.207 olved to go afterward to Jerusalem by the way of Idumaea,
Joseph:AJ_13.208 though he would be at Jerusalem that very night; but
Joseph:AJ_13.215 ook the citadel of Jerusalem by siege, and cast it down
Joseph:AJ_13.256 that temple which was at Jerusalem, and which Alexander
Joseph:AJ_13.284 those Jews who were at Jerusalem and in Judaea were in
Joseph:AJ_13.285 Heliopolis, like to that at Jerusalem, as we have elsew
Joseph:AJ_13.364 eir city, he returned to Jerusalem, having spent a year
Joseph:AJ_13.375 thence he fled to Jerusalem, [376] where, besides his oth
Joseph:AJ_13.38-42 * had shut up in the citadel of Jerusalem. [39] When this
Joseph:AJ_13.380 ower, he brought them to Jerusalem, and did one of the mos
Joseph:AJ_13.401 as upon a victory, to Jerusalem, and put some of her
Joseph:AJ_13.403 "when thou art come to Jerusalem, send for the leading
Joseph:AJ_13.424 only his wife, whom he left at Jerusalem with their childr
Joseph:AJ_13.72-79 * God, like indeed to that in Jerusalem, but smaller and
Joseph:AJ_14.16 ances, returned to Hyrcanus to Jerusalem. A while afterwar
Joseph:AJ_14.19 desolate, and fled to Jerusalem; [20] upon which the
Joseph:AJ_14.74 acrity; [74] and he made Jerusalem tributary to the Romans
Joseph:AJ_14.77 misery which came upon Jerusalem were Hyrcanus and Arist
Joseph:AJ_14.82 to rebuild the wall of Jerusalem, which Pompeius had ove
Joseph:AJ_14.85 to the neighbourhood of Jerusalem, where they fell upon
Joseph:AJ_14.103 ich belonged to the city Jerusalem, as was agreeable to
Joseph:AJ_14.158 eldest son, governor of Jerusalem, and of the places that
Joseph:AJ_14.161 made the inhabitants of Jerusalem bear him the greatest
Joseph:AJ_14.181 hindered him from assaulting Jerusalem. They also pacifi
Joseph:AJ_14.199-202 * priests and priests of Jerusalem, and of the Jewish nati
Joseph:AJ_14.278 saelus had a garrison in Jerusalem, and Herodes had the
Joseph:AJ_14.294 Felix, who was left at Jerusalem with an army, made a
Joseph:AJ_14.299 hen he was come to Jerusalem, Hyrcanus and the people put
Joseph:AJ_14.334 men privately fell upon Jerusalem; and when some more wer
Joseph:AJ_14.344 arthians that were about Jerusalem, lest, upon the slaught
Joseph:AJ_14.363 Parthians plundered all Jerusalem, and the palace, and
Joseph:AJ_14.392 their camp very near to Jerusalem, and stripped Antigonus
Joseph:AJ_14.396 ehind him when he should go to Jerusalem. [397] And when
Joseph:AJ_14.397 tence for rising up from Jerusalem, and was thereupon purs
Joseph:AJ_14.400 Oresa, and then went on for Jerusalem. The soldiery als
Joseph:AJ_14.461 had presently gone to Jerusalem, as being very courageo
Joseph:AJ_14.465 army, and came near to Jerusalem, and pitched his camp
Joseph:AJ_14.469 together at the walls of Jerusalem, and encamped at the
Joseph:AJ_14.487 ction befell the city of Jerusalem when Marcus Agrippa and
Joseph:AJ_14.488 od, he marched away from Jerusalem, and carried Antigonus
Joseph:AJ_14.52-55 * he retired in displeasure to Jerusalem, and made prepara
Joseph:AJ_14.90-93 * he brought Hyrcanus to Jerusalem, and committed the care
Joseph:AJ_15.1 How Sossius and Herod took Jerusalem by force; and besides that,
Joseph:AJ_15.5 Herod, now he had got Jerusalem under his power, carried off
Joseph:AJ_15.57 The city also [ of Jerusalem ], upon the spreading of
Joseph:AJ_15.71 went around the city of Jerusalem among Herod's enemies, that Antony
Joseph:AJ_15.75 had brought with him from Jerusalem; and he soon induced him,
Joseph:AJ_15.168 stades from the borders of Jerusalem, [169] and he did therefore
Joseph:AJ_15.247 resided at this time at Jerusalem; and being informed what condition
Joseph:AJ_15.263 besieged the city of Jerusalem, where the distress and
Joseph:AJ_15.268 and built a theatre at Jerusalem, and also a very great
Joseph:AJ_15.282 who were citizens [ of Jerusalem ] conspired together against him,
Joseph:AJ_15.293 a day's journey distant from Jerusalem, and which would be useful
Joseph:AJ_15.320 one Simon, a citizen of Jerusalem, the son of one Boethus,
Joseph:AJ_15.324 This citadel is distant from Jerusalem about sixty stades It was
Joseph:AJ_15.405 when he once came to Jerusalem, and had been most magnificently
Joseph:AJ_20.230 which king Solomon erected at Jerusalem, were six hundred
Joseph:AJ_20.231 the high priesthood at Jerusalem, one m succession to
Joseph:AJ_20.236 in imitation of that at Jerusalem; [237] but as for that
Joseph:AJ_20.244 only took the city of Jerusalem by force, but put him
Joseph:BJ_1.8 hose great labours about Jerusalem will be deemed inglorio
Joseph:BJ_1.11 to pass, that our city Jerusalem had arrived at a higher
Joseph:BJ_1.19 named Epiphanes, took Jerusalem by force, and held it
Joseph:BJ_1.23 he was going to attack Jerusalem, was called back to tak
Joseph:BJ_1.33 built a city resembling Jerusalem, and a temple that was
Joseph:BJ_1.46 Antiochus went to Jerusalem, and staid there but a few
Joseph:BJ_1.61 aea, and sat down before Jerusalem and besieged Hyrcanus;
Joseph:BJ_1.63 itation of the temple at Jerusalem; he also took a great
Joseph:BJ_1.90 had made his escape to Jerusalem, he provoked the multit
Joseph:BJ_1.96 ty, he carried the captives to Jerusalem. [97] Nay, his
Joseph:BJ_1.126 onset, and was driven to Jerusalem; [127] he also had been
Joseph:BJ_1.137 was done, and retired to Jerusalem, and prepared to fight
Joseph:BJ_1.139 away the next morning to Jerusalem; but Aristobulus was
Joseph:BJ_1.154 ute upon the country, and upon Jerusalem itself. [155] He
Joseph:BJ_1.160 indeed he had come to Jerusalem, and had ventured to
Joseph:BJ_1.163 was come near to Jerusalem, he was forced to fight, and
Joseph:BJ_1.169-172 * nius brought Hyrcanus to Jerusalem, and committed the care
Joseph:BJ_1.178 Gabinius came to Jerusalem, and settled the government
Joseph:BJ_1.179 longing to the temple of Jerusalem, in order to furnish
Joseph:BJ_1.203 Phasaelus, governor of Jerusalem, and of the parts about
Joseph:BJ_1.206 of the inhabitants of Jerusalem, by his own management
Joseph:BJ_1.214 lic court, and led it to Jerusalem, in order to throw Hyrc
Joseph:BJ_1.224 who was the guardian of Jerusalem, and Herodes who was
Joseph:BJ_1.229 festival, he returned to Jerusalem, having his armed men
Joseph:BJ_1.236 nother sedition arose at Jerusalem, wherein Felix assaulte
Joseph:BJ_1.240 tigonus, and returned to Jerusalem, beloved by every body
Joseph:BJ_1.245 greater tumult arose at Jerusalem; so they sent again a
Joseph:BJ_1.250 ran after them as far as Jerusalem, and as their numbers
Joseph:BJ_1.258 zure of Herodes first at Jerusalem, because if he were onc
Joseph:BJ_1.268 As for the Parthians in Jerusalem, they betook themselves
Joseph:BJ_1.273 put the government of Jerusalem into the hands of Antig
Joseph:BJ_1.289 his camp very near to Jerusalem, as soon as he had got
Joseph:BJ_1.292 hat when he should go to Jerusalem, no fortress might be
Joseph:BJ_1.294 ssa, and then marched to Jerusalem, where the soldiers tha
Joseph:BJ_1.339 marched immediately to Jerusalem, unless he tad been hin
Joseph:BJ_1.343 off, Herodes marched to Jerusalem, and brought his army
Joseph:BJ_1.345 ried Mariamme, he came back to Jerusalem with a greater
Joseph:BJ_1.357 and then went away from Jerusalem, leading Antigonus away
Joseph:BJ_1.418 ated a tower that was at Jerusalem, and called it by the
Joseph:BJ_1.419 was sixty stades distant from Jerusalem, by the same name
Joseph:BJ_1.432 son, and who was born at Jerusalem, whose name was Doris,
Joseph:BJ_1.562 By Cleopatra, a native of Jerusalem, he had Herod and Philip
Joseph:BJ_1.581 had the corpse conveyed to Jerusalem, gave orders for a solemn
Malal_206 When the Jews in Jerusalem learned of this, they agreed
Malal_207 the temple and refounded Jerusalem, celebrating a Passover
MegTaan_2 edication of the wall of Jerusalem, and it is forbidden
MegTaan_3 were removed from Judah and Jerusalem. [Zeitlin suggest
MegTaan_6 edication of the wall of Jerusalem, on which it is forbidd
MegTaan_11 ochus (the king) departed from Jerusalem. & [12] The 8th
MegTaan_12 building of the wall of Jerusalem; it is forbidden to mou
Oros_6.6 army against the city of Jerusalem and against the Jews, over
Oros_6.13 riches of the Temple at Jerusalem that Pompey had left untouched,
Oros_6.18 who, after the capture of Jerusalem, had despoiled the Temple and
Oros_7.9 and destroyed the Temple at Jerusalem, which, from the day of
Oros_7.13 be permitted to enter Jerusalem and that only Christians
Oros_7.2-6 * their liberty, returned to holy Jerusalem, and rebuilt the Temple of
Plin:HN_5.70 district that formerly contained Jerusalem, by far the most
Plin:HN_5.72 at one time next to Jerusalem the most important fortress in
Plin:HN_5.73 of Engada, second only to Jerusalem in the fertility of its
Plin:HN_6.213 Babylon, Idumaea, Samaria, Jerusalem, Ascalon, Jope, Caesarea,
Plut:Mor_184 When he besieged Jerusalem, the Jews, in respect of thei
Porph:Fr_46 Scopas in the citadel of Jerusalem with the help of the
Porph:Fr_51 in the temple at Jerusalem an image of Olympian Zeus and
Porph:Fr_53 to be set up in the temple at Jerusalem . . . Polybius
Porph:Fr_57 Jews and capture the city of Jerusalem. Josephus, the
Porph:Fr_49a after Seleucus and captured Jerusalem. The persecution
THI_136 (2nd century) of Leon, and Nikētas of Jerusalem, son of Jason -

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