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Lineage	Herodian
Sex	Male
Full name (at birth)	Antipator II (Phasael) Pateiolus
Other last names	Antipator
Other given names	Vebaalathas
Parents ♂ Herod ? (Puteiolus, Askelus (Descalytis), Descalytis) [?]
Wiki-page	wikipedia:Antipater the Idumaean

Events

child birth: ♂ Joseph Phasael (Hervichad Pheororas, The Idumean) [Herodian] d. -40

religion: Xalmoxian

residence: Patieolus

-73 child birth: ♂ Herod I (The Great) ? (Hervichad Pheororas) [Herodian] b. -73 d. -4

-48 title: Procurator of Judea

-43 death:

Notes

According to Africanus and Epiphanius, he was the son of Herod (I) of Ascalon. According to Josephus, he was the son of Antipas (I). This genealogy makes him the son of Herod (Orodus of Ascalon) and granson of Antipas.

HEROD FAMILY OF The ancestor of the family was Antipater whom Alexander Jannaeus 104-78 B c had made governor of Idumea. The accounts of his are contradictory Nicolas of Damascus represented him as belonging to the of Jews, but because Nicolas was Herod's minister and Josephus rejects his testimony. Josephus believed that Antipater was an Idumaean of honourable family. The Idumeans had been subjugated by John Hyrcanus in 128 BC and compelled to embrace Judaism. In course of time they came to regard themselves as Jews, The stories of the servile and Philistine origin of the family was spread abroad by Jewish (and later, Christian) foes are to be rejected. There is an occurrence of Antipater of Ascalon on a tombstone in Athens and of a Herod of Ascalon on one at Puteoli.

[edit] Sources

1. ↑ # Josephus, Flavius. William Whistom, translator. (2003) The Works of Josephus: Complete and Unabridged, Updated Edition(17th printing). The Antiquities of the Jews.The Wars of the Jews. Peabody, MA: Hendrickson Publishers. ISBN 1-56563-167-6 -
2. ↑ Thomas Kelly Cheyne, John Sutherland Black. Encyclopaedia biblica: Volume 2. -
3. ↑ Nicholas of Damascus - Antipater’s family ‘belonged to the leading Jews who came to Judaea from Babylon
4. ↑ David J Bryan. Nikos Kokkinos. THE HERODIANS: A CASE OF DISPUTED IDENTITY A REVIEW ARTICLE OF NIKOS KOKKINOS, THE HERODIAN DYNASTY -

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