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==Overview==
==Overview==
Aretas I is the first known king of the [[Nabateans]]. His name is mentioned in a Nabatean inscription dated from 168 BCE. 


According to 2 Maccabees (5:8), Aretas I held prisoner [[Jason]], when the former High Priest fled from Jerusalem.
Aretas I is the first known king of the [[Nabateans]]. His name is mentioned in the earliest Nabatean inscription discovered to date, a 168 BCE carving found in [[Halutza]]. 
 
According to 2 Maccabees (5:8), Aretas I held prisoner [[Jason]], when the former High Priest fled from Jerusalem after his unsuccessful attempt to regain power against [[Menelaus]]. Jason, who had found refuge in the land of Ammon since he lost his power in 172, was now forced to leave the country.


==Aretas I in Scholarship==
==Aretas I in Scholarship==

Revision as of 04:49, 17 August 2011

Aretas I (2nd cent. BCE) was a Nabatean King.

See Nabatean Kings

Overview

Aretas I is the first known king of the Nabateans. His name is mentioned in the earliest Nabatean inscription discovered to date, a 168 BCE carving found in Halutza.

According to 2 Maccabees (5:8), Aretas I held prisoner Jason, when the former High Priest fled from Jerusalem after his unsuccessful attempt to regain power against Menelaus. Jason, who had found refuge in the land of Ammon since he lost his power in 172, was now forced to leave the country.

Aretas I in Scholarship

Aretas I in Fiction

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