From the Exile to the Advent
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He then pro- ceeded to avenge his brother's death by burning down five small towns near Jericho, and by the slaughter of 2000 men. At I Sana he routed Pappus, whom Antigonus had sent with an army against Samaria. As soon as the rigour of winter was past, he laid siege to Jerusalem, and repeated the tactics of Pompey. Everything having been thus set in train, Herod calmly pro- ceeded to Samaria, in order to celebrate his marriage with Mariamne. The event was well timed, for it enabled him to pos...e as a sort of champion of the Asmoneans. Returning to Jerusalem, he was joined by Sosius, and the united armies pro- secuted the siege. In spite of the dearth of provisions entailed by the Sabbatic year, the Jews inside the capital resolved to hold out to the last. Their courage was sustained by the belief that the Messianic deliverance was at hand. In five months, however, the city was taken, and the streets ran with blood. This took place in June, B. C. 37, on the twenty-sixth anniversary of the capture of the city by Pompey.
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He then pro- ceeded to avenge his brother's death by burning down five small towns near Jericho, and by the slaughter of 2000 men. At I Sana he routed Pappus, whom Antigonus had sent with an army against Samaria. As soon as the rigour of winter was past, he laid siege to Jerusalem, and repeated the tactics of Pompey. Everything having been thus set in train, Herod calmly pro- ceeded to Samaria, in order to celebrate his marriage with Mariamne. The event was well timed, for it enabled him to pos...e as a sort of champion of the Asmoneans. Returning to Jerusalem, he was joined by Sosius, and the united armies pro- secuted the siege. In spite of the dearth of provisions entailed by the Sabbatic year, the Jews inside the capital resolved to hold out to the last. Their courage was sustained by the belief that the Messianic deliverance was at hand. In five months, however, the city was taken, and the streets ran with blood. This took place in June, B. C. 37, on the twenty-sixth anniversary of the capture of the city by Pompey.
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