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'''Antipater''' (1st century BCE) was the Governor of Judea on behalf of the Romans, 55-43 BCE, and the founder of the [[:Category:Herodians (subject)|Herodian dynasty]].
*DICTIONARY: see [[Antipater]]
*ANCIENT SOURCES: see [[Antipater (sources)]]


==History==


Antipater was an Idumean general. His family had risen to military power under [[:Category:Alexander Jannaeus (subject)|Alexander Jannaeus]] and [[:Category:Salome Alexandra (subject)|Salome Alexandra]], after the Jewish conquest of Idumea by [[:Category:John Hyrcanus (subject)|John Hyrcanus]].  
'''List of scholarly and fictional works on [[Antipater]] (in chronological order).'''


Antipater was not only a skilled soldier but a shrewd politician and diplomat, with powerful connections. While serving under the Hasmoneans, he was married with the Nabatean Cypros; [[:Category:Phasael (subject)|Phasael]], [[:Category:Herod the Great (subject)|Herod]], and [[:Category:Salome I (subject)|Salome I]] were among their children.
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Antipater took advantage of the conflict between [[:Category:John Hyrcanus II (subject)|John Hyrcanus II]] and his brother [[:Category:Aristobulus (subject)|Aristobulus]]. He advised Hyrcanus to put himself under the protection of the Nabateans and seek the intervention of the Romans. After [[:Category:Pompey (subject)|Pompey]] defeated [[:Category:Aristobulus (subject)|Aristobulus]] and conquered Jerusalem in 63 BCE, Hyrcanus regained the High Priesthood but now Antipater was ''de facto'' and since c55, ''de iure'' in charge of affairs of state.
 
In the struggle between Julius Caesar and Pompey, Antipater quickly sided with Caesar, earned the Roman citizenship and was made procurator of Judea in 47 BCE. He appointed his sons [[:Category:Phasael (subject)|Phasael]] and [[:Category:Herod the Great (subject)|Herod the Great]] governors of Jerusalem and Galilee, respectively.
 
After the death of Caesar Antipater actively sided with Cassius, who then controlled Syria. In 43 BCE, in the midst of the struggle, Antipas was poisoned, while feasting with Hyrcanus, leaving the destiny of the family in the hands of his sons [[:Category:Phasael (subject)|Phasael]] and [[:Category:Herod the Great (subject)|Herod the Great]].
 
==Antipater in ancient sources==
 
==Antipater in Scholarship==
 
==Antipater in Fiction==
 
==Related categories==
*[[:Category:Herod the Great (subject)|Herod the Great (subject)]]
 
==External links==
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antipater_the_Idumaean Wikipedia]
*[http://jewishencyclopedia.com/view.jsp?artid=1598&letter=A&search=Antipater%20the%20Idumaean Jewish Encyclopedia (1906)]
 
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