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Archelaos (Archelaus), son of Herod
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Abstract
“Herod” Archelaos, ca. 27
bce
to after 14
ce
; son of Herod the Great and
ethnarch
of Judaea, Samaria, and Idumaea (4
bce
–6
ce
).
Title: Archelaos (Archelaus), son of Herod
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Abstract
“Herod” Archelaos, ca.
27
bce
to after 14
ce
; son of Herod the Great and
ethnarch
of Judaea, Samaria, and Idumaea (4
bce
–6
ce
).
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