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Phasael

Phasael (died 40 BCE; Hebrew: פַצָאֵל, romanized: Faṣā'ēl,; Latin: Phasaelus; from Greek: Φασάηλος, romanized: Phasaelos), was a prince from the Herodian Dynasty of Judea.

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Origins and early career

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Revolt of Antigonus and Phasael's downfall

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Legacy

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Family tree of the Herodian dynasty

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Origins and early career

Revolt of Antigonus and Phasael's downfall

Legacy

Family tree of the Herodian dynasty

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Phasael

Nodes42
Edges41
Triples73
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.047619
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Phasael

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related to Origins and early career · 19
Phasael → Antipater, Both Phasael, Cypros, Edomite, Galilee, Hasmonean, Hasmonean Kingdom, Herod, His, Hyrcanus II, Idumaean, Jerusalem, Jewish, Judea, Julius Caesar, Nabatean, Roman Republic, Sanhedrin, When Phasael's
related to Revolt of Antigonus and Phasael's downfall · 19
Phasael → Antigonus, Barzapharnes, BC, Both Hyrcanus, Hasmonean, He, Herod, Herod's, Hyrcanus, In, Jerusalem, Jewish, Jewish Feast, Meanwhile, Parthian, Parthian Empire, Pompeian, Shavuot, They
related to Family tree of the Herodian dynasty · 15
Phasael → Agrippa, AJ, Antipater, Antiquities, BJ, Cypros, Cypros/Kypros, Great, Herod, Herodian, Josephus, Phasael II, Phasael III, There, War
related to Legacy · 11
Phasael → Herod, Herod's, His, Jericho, Jerusalem, Josephus, Pallas, Phasaelis, Phasaelus, Salampsio, The
related to External links · 9
Phasael → Funk, Gottheil, In Singer, Isidore, New York, Samuel Krauss, The Jewish Encyclopedia, This, Wagnalls

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herod hyrcanus jerusalem hasmonean antipater antigonus herodian dynasty jewish name phasaelus judea father ii brother antony died 40 bce phasael's

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Phasaelrelated to External linksThis0.60section
Phasaelrelated to External linksGottheil0.60section
Phasaelrelated to External linksSamuel Krauss0.60section
Phasaelrelated to External linksIn Singer0.60section
Phasaelrelated to External linksIsidore0.60section
Phasaelrelated to External linksThe Jewish Encyclopedia0.60section
Phasaelrelated to External linksNew York0.60section
Phasaelrelated to External linksFunk0.60section
Phasaelrelated to External linksWagnalls0.60section
Phasaelrelated to Family tree of the Herodian dynastyThere0.60section
Phasaelrelated to Family tree of the Herodian dynastyHerodian0.60section
Phasaelrelated to Family tree of the Herodian dynastyJosephus0.60section

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