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'''Phasael''' (1st century BCE) was a member of the [[:Category:Herodians (subject)|Herodian dynasty]], the son of [[:Category:Antipater (subject)|Antipater]] and the brother of [[:Category:Herod the Great (subject)|Herod the Great]]
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==Biography==
Phasael and [[:Category:Herod the Great (subject)|Herod]] were the sons of the Idumean [[:Category:Antipater (subject)|Antipater]] and the Nabatean Cypros. The two brothers served under their father, who in 47 BCE had been appointed Procurator of Judea by Julius Caesar. Phasael was made governor of Jerusalem, while Herod was in charge of Galilee.


Phasael and Herod struggled to survive the political and military intrigues of both Rome and Judea. In 43 BCE their father [[:Category:Antipater (subject)|Antipater]], who supported Cassius, was poisoned. Phasael and Herod survived by quickly joining the winner Mark Anthony. In 40 BCE, Phasael was not as lucky. The Hasmonean [[:Category:Antigonus (subject)|Antigonus]] allied himself with the Parthians and by deception captured both Phasael and the High Priest [[:Category:John Hyrcanus II (subject)|John Hyrcanus II]]. Hyrcanus was mutilated to make him unfit for the office; Phasael committed suicide. [[:Category:Antigonus (subject)|Antigonus]] ruled for three years as King and High Priest at Jerusalem, before Herod and the Romans regained control of the region.
'''Phasael''' (1st century BCE) was a member of the [[House of Herod]], the son of [[Antipater]] and [[Cypros]], and the brother of [[Herod the Great]] and [[Salome I]]. He was governor of Jerusalem.
 
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==Overview==
 
Phasael and [[Herod the Great|Herod]] were the sons of the Idumean [[Antipater]] and the Nabatean [[Cypros]]. The two brothers served under their father, who in 47 BCE had been appointed Procurator of Judea by [[Julius Caesar]]. Phasael was made governor of Jerusalem, while [[Herod]] was in charge of [[Galilee]].
 
Phasael and [[Herod]] struggled to survive the political and military intrigues of both [[Rome]] and [[Judea]]. In 43 BCE their father [[Antipater]], who supported [[Cassius]], was poisoned. Phasael and [[Herod]] survived by quickly joining the winner [[Mark Antony]]. In 40 BCE, Phasael was not as lucky. The Hasmonean [[Antigonus]] allied himself with the Parthians and by deception captured both Phasael and the High Priest [[John Hyrcanus II]]. [[Hyrcanus II]] was mutilated to make him unfit for the office; Phasael committed suicide. [[Antigonus]] ruled for three years as King and High Priest at [[Jerusalem]], before Herod could regain control of the region and revenge his brother.


==Phasael in ancient sources==
==Phasael in ancient sources==


==Phasael in Scholarship==
==Phasael in scholarship==


==Phasael in Fiction==
==Related categories==


==Related categories==
*[[House of Herod]] / [[Antipater]] / [[Herod the Great]]
*[[:Category:Herodians (subject)|Herodian dynasty]] / [[:Category:Antipater (subject)|Antipater]] / [[:Category:Herod the Great (subject)|Herod the Great (subject)]]


==External links==
==External links==
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phasael Wikipedia]
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phasael Wikipedia]
*[http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/view.jsp?artid=254&letter=P&search=Phasael Jewish Encyclopedia (1901-1906)]
*[http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/view.jsp?artid=254&letter=P&search=Phasael Jewish Encyclopedia (1901-1906)]


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Phasael (1st century BCE) was a member of the House of Herod, the son of Antipater and Cypros, and the brother of Herod the Great and Salome I. He was governor of Jerusalem.


Overview

Phasael and Herod were the sons of the Idumean Antipater and the Nabatean Cypros. The two brothers served under their father, who in 47 BCE had been appointed Procurator of Judea by Julius Caesar. Phasael was made governor of Jerusalem, while Herod was in charge of Galilee.

Phasael and Herod struggled to survive the political and military intrigues of both Rome and Judea. In 43 BCE their father Antipater, who supported Cassius, was poisoned. Phasael and Herod survived by quickly joining the winner Mark Antony. In 40 BCE, Phasael was not as lucky. The Hasmonean Antigonus allied himself with the Parthians and by deception captured both Phasael and the High Priest John Hyrcanus II. Hyrcanus II was mutilated to make him unfit for the office; Phasael committed suicide. Antigonus ruled for three years as King and High Priest at Jerusalem, before Herod could regain control of the region and revenge his brother.

Phasael in ancient sources

Phasael in scholarship

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