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Salome Alexandra was a member of the Hasmonean dynasty. After the death of her husband [[:Category:Alexander Jannaeus (subject)|Alexander Jannaeus]]), she ruled as Queen of Judea from 76 to 67 BCE, while High Priest was her son [[:Category:John Hyrcanus II (subject)|John Hyrcanus II]].  
Salome Alexandra was a member of the Hasmonean dynasty. After the death of her husband [[:Category:Alexander Jannaeus (subject)|Alexander Jannaeus]]), she ruled as Queen of Judea from 76 to 67 BCE, while High Priest was her son [[:Category:John Hyrcanus II (subject)|John Hyrcanus II]].  


In 69? BCE, the Hasmonean State was on the verge of collapse. The invasion of the Armenian King [[Tigranes the Great]] was diverted at the very last moment only by the intervention of the Romans.


[[John Hyrcanus II]] was designated to succeeded Salome Alexandra as King of Judea but was overpowered by his brother [[:Category:Aristobulus II (subject)|Aristobulus II]].  
[[John Hyrcanus II]] was designated to succeeded Salome Alexandra as King of Judea but was overpowered by his brother [[:Category:Aristobulus II (subject)|Aristobulus II]].


==Salome Alexandra in ancient sources==
==Salome Alexandra in ancient sources==

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Salome Alexandra (139-67) ruled as Queen over Judea from 76 to her death in 67 BCE.

Biography

Salome Alexandra was a member of the Hasmonean dynasty. After the death of her husband Alexander Jannaeus), she ruled as Queen of Judea from 76 to 67 BCE, while High Priest was her son John Hyrcanus II.

In 69? BCE, the Hasmonean State was on the verge of collapse. The invasion of the Armenian King Tigranes the Great was diverted at the very last moment only by the intervention of the Romans.

John Hyrcanus II was designated to succeeded Salome Alexandra as King of Judea but was overpowered by his brother Aristobulus II.

Salome Alexandra in ancient sources

Salome Alexandra in Scholarship

Salome Alexandra in Fiction

Salome Alexandra might be the devout and courageous widow ("Judith") facing the invasion of Tigranes the Great ("Nebuchadnezzar").

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