Aristobulus (unresolved ch031)

Also known as: Aristobulus · First appears: Book I, Chapter 31

Book I, Chapter 31

• siblings with Antipater (son of Herod and Doris) (The murdered brethren refer to Alexander and Aristobulus mentioned immediately before this passage.) “And perhaps they were the ghosts of those brethren of his that had been murdered that stopped the mouths of those that intended to have told him.”
• siblings with Alexander (son of Herod) (The passage identifies Alexander and Aristobulus among Antipater's murdered brothers.) “And perhaps they were the ghosts of those brethren of his that had been murdered that stopped the mouths of those that intended to have told him.”

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Extracted from the original text of The Wars of the Jews; Or, The History of the Destruction of Jerusalem. Made with Rho MD.