Marcus Antonius

Also known as: Antonius · Family: Roman · Role: commander · First appears: Book I, Chapter 8

Life events

• Alexander was defeated near Jerusalem, losing six thousand men and retreating to Alexandrium.(Book I, Chapter 8 · 📍 Jerusalem)
  • With: Alexander (son of Aristobulus) Gabinius Antipater Malichus (Jewish commander) Pitholaus
  • “But when he was come near to Jerusalem, he was forced to fight, and lost six thousand men in the battle; three thousand of which fell down dead, and three thousand were taken alive; so he fled with the remainder to Alexandrium.”

Book I, Chapter 8

• with Gabinius (Marcus Antonius is named in the text as Antonius among the commanders sent by Gabinius.) “Gabinius had sent an army against him under Siscuria, and Antonius, and Servilius,”
• enemies with Alexander (son of Aristobulus) (Marcus Antonius's forces met Alexander in battle.) “these joined themselves to those captains that were about Marcus Antonius, and met Alexander;”

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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.