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Also Known As Judas Aristobulus
Died 103 BCE
Title / Office king (104BC-103BC), Judaea
House / Dynasty Hasmonean dynasty
Notable Family Members father John Hyrcanus I
John Hyrcanus II
king of Judaea
John Hyrcanus I
king of Judaea
Aristobulus II
king of Judaea
Herod the Great
Herod
king of Judaea
Herod Agrippa I
Herod Agrippa I
king of Judaea
Herod Agrippa II
king of Chalcis
Philip
king of Judaea
Herod Archelaus
king of Judaea
Manasseh
king of Judah
Amos
Amos
Hebrew prophet
Judas Maccabeus
Jewish leader
Jonathan Maccabeus
Jewish general
Mattathias
Jewish priest
Matthias Stomer: Pilate Washing His Hands
Pontius Pilate
governor of Judaea
Zerubbabel
governor of Judaea
Antipater
Idumaean governor of Judaea
Albert Halper
American author
Yosef Lapid
Israeli journalist and politician
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Babel, Isaac
Isaac Babel
Russian author

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