Pannychis

Role: concubine · First appears: Book I, Chapter 25

Life events

• Herod presented Archelaus with seventy talents, valuables, eunuchs, and Pannychis.(Book I, Chapter 25)
  • With: Herod (son of Antipater and Cypros) Archelaus (king of Cappadocia)
  • “And when Archelaus was going away, Herod made him a present of seventy talents, with a golden throne set with precious stones, and some eunuchs, and a concubine who was called Pannychis.”

Book I, Chapter 25

• with Archelaus (king of Cappadocia) (Pannychis is given to Archelaus as a concubine.) “And when Archelaus was going away, Herod made him a present of seventy talents, with a golden throne set with precious stones, and some eunuchs, and a concubine who was called Pannychis”
• with Herod (son of Antipater and Cypros) (Pannychis was given by Herod as a concubine.) “a concubine who was called Pannychis”

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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.