Difference between revisions of "Antipatris (sources)"
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====Antiquitates Iudaicae==== | ====Antiquitates Iudaicae==== | ||
Ant XIII 390 | Ant XIII 390 -- ''[[Antiochus]] made an expedition against Judea... So Alexander, out of fear of his coming, dug a deep ditch, beginning at Chabarzaba, which is now called Antipatris, to the sea of Joppa...'' | ||
Ant XVI 143 | Ant XVI 143 -- ''Herod erected another city in the plain called Capharsaba, where he chose out a fit place, both for plenty of water and goodness of soil, and proper for the production of what was there planted, where a river encompassed the city itself, and a grove of the best trees for magnitude was round about it: this he named Antipatris, from his father Antipater.'' | ||
==New Testament== | ==New Testament== | ||
Revision as of 12:11, 10 February 2012
Survey of ancient sources on Antipatris
Overview
Josephus' Works
Bellum Iudaicum
Bel I 99
Bel I 417
Bel II 513
Bel II 515
Bel II 554
Bel IV 443
Antiquitates Iudaicae
Ant XIII 390 -- Antiochus made an expedition against Judea... So Alexander, out of fear of his coming, dug a deep ditch, beginning at Chabarzaba, which is now called Antipatris, to the sea of Joppa...
Ant XVI 143 -- Herod erected another city in the plain called Capharsaba, where he chose out a fit place, both for plenty of water and goodness of soil, and proper for the production of what was there planted, where a river encompassed the city itself, and a grove of the best trees for magnitude was round about it: this he named Antipatris, from his father Antipater.
New Testament
Acts of Apostles
Acts 23:31 -- So the soldiers, according to their instructions, took Paul and brought him by night to Antipatris.