
Barzapharnes - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Barzapharnes
- a Parthian general, who captured Jerusalem in 40 B.C.
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of Parthia's son, and Barzapharnes, a commander of the
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itime parts, but the commander Barzapharnes through the
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himself as ambassador to Barzapharnes, which was done frau
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their arms. [343] Barzapharnes also received them at the
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danger; but he went to Barzapharnes, and told him he did
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following manner: [12] Barzapharnes and Pacorus, the generals
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ty-four years more, when Barzapharnes and Pacorus, the gen
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years afterward, when Barzapharnes, a governor among
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-coast, while he ordered Barzapharnes to fall upon the Jew
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go as an ambassador to Barzapharnes, in order to put an
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rried away as captive by Barzapharnes, when he overran Syr
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