Chagiras
Family: Adiabene · Role: warrior · First appears: Book V, Chapter 11
Chagiras is a warrior of Adiabene and the son of Nabateus. In Book V, Chapter 11, he appears alongside Tephtheus and Megassarus when Simon and his party attempt to destroy the banks; he is identified as being from Adiabene and was called Chagiras “from the ill fortune he had.”
Relationship record
Book V, Chapter 11
- with Tephtheus (Tephtheus and Chagiras are named as co-combatants.) “And here one Tephtheus, of Garsis, a city of Galilee, and Megassarus, one who was derived from some of queen Mariamne's servants, and with them one from Adiabene, he was the son of Nabateus, and called by the name of Chagiras”
- with Megassarus (Megassarus and Chagiras are named as co-combatants.) “And here one Tephtheus, of Garsis, a city of Galilee, and Megassarus, one who was derived from some of queen Mariamne's servants, and with them one from Adiabene, he was the son of Nabateus, and called by the name of Chagiras”
- with Simon (unresolved ch087) (interaction) “Two days after this, Simon and his party made an attempt to destroy the other banks; for the Romans had brought their engines to bear there, and began already to make the wall shake. And here one Tephtheus, of Garsis, a city of Galilee, and Megassarus, one who was derived from some of queen Mariamne's servants, and with them one from Adiabene, he was the son of Nabateus, and called by the name of Chagiras”
- with Tephtheus (interaction) “And here one Tephtheus, of Garsis, a city of Galilee, and Megassarus, one who was derived from some of queen Mariamne's servants, and with them one from Adiabene, he was the son of Nabateus, and called by the name of Chagiras, from the ill fortune he had”
- with Megassarus (interaction) “And here one Tephtheus, of Garsis, a city of Galilee, and Megassarus, one who was derived from some of queen Mariamne's servants, and with them one from Adiabene, he was the son of Nabateus, and called by the name of Chagiras, from the ill fortune he had”
- parent: Nabateus (Nabateus is Chagiras's father.) “and with them one from Adiabene, he was the son of Nabateus, and called by the name of Chagiras, from the ill fortune he had, the word signifying ”
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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.