
Phasaelus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Phasaelus
- son of Antipater, and brother of Herodes
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Antipater appoints his sons Phasaelus and Herodes to govern Jerusalem
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whom he had four sons, Phasaelus, and Herodes, who was
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slothful temper, he made Phasaelus, his eldest son, govern
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Syria. [161] Now Phasaelus, Herodes's brother, was moved
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ons; and said that while Phasaelus had a garrison in Jerus
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ater's sons, Herodes and Phasaelus, were acquainted with
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the elder of his sons, Phasaelus, thought it best rather
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sudden attempt against Phasaelus, and the people themsel
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seized upon him, till Phasaelus by himself had been too
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came thither, to accuse Phasaelus and Herodes; and they
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made both Herodes and Phasaelus tetrarchs, and committe
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it. [335] But as Phasaelus's and Herodes's party came
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his soldiers; [339] and Phasaelus had the charge of the
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and bound Hyrcanus and Phasaelus, while Phasaelus greatl
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received Hyrcanus and Phasaelus for his prisoners; but
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him in Judaea, and how Phasaelus his brother was seized
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sons born to him by her, Phasaelus and Herodes, who was
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stituted his eldest son, Phasaelus, governor of Jerusalem,
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his glorious actions excited Phasaelus also to imitate
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he thoroughly deluded Phasaelus, who was the guardian
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advice of his brother Phasaelus, not to punish him in
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wherein Felix assaulted Phasaelus with an army, that he
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[237] in the mean time, Phasaelus was by himself too hard
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came also, and accused Phasaelus and Herodes, that they
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251] but as Hyrcanus and Phasaelus received them with a
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[259] Nor would Phasaelus think of forsaking Hyrcanus
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gonus for king, but to deliver Phasaelus and Hyrcanus boun
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the name of his brother Phasaelus, whose structure, large
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