Mariamme

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Mariamme (II) was the daughter of Simon son of Boethus, the High Priest.

Herodian Women. 2009
Finally in 27 b.c.e. she was successful and Herod executed Mariamme (Ant. 15: 213 – 231).

Salome. 2009
Mariamme bore Herod one son (his fourth), also designated Herod, who later married his niece Herodias.

Herodian Women. 2009
Following these events Salome is portrayed as relentlessly pursuing Mariamme, falsely accusing her of infidelity, treason, and even attempted murder.

Salome. 2009
Mariamme and her mother tried to win control of the army and other centers of power (Ant. 15: 71 – 73; 205 – 206).

Mariamme I The Hasmonean. 2009
From her first marriage to her cousin Herod, son of King Herod and Mariamme (II) daughter of the high priest, Herodias bore Salome (II).

Herodian Women. 2009
Mariamme the Hasmonean and her fate are compared to Michal daughter of King David and her downfall.

Mariamme I The Hasmonean. 2009
In Herod, for example, we meet two women: Mariamme the Hasmonean, a kind of “pleader,” and Cleopatra, the schemer.

Hebrew Drama: Representation of Women. 2009
The tower built in Jerusalem, designated Mariamme, was probably thus named in her honor (BJ 5: 170).

Herodian Women. 2009
They had a son — Agrippa II — and three daughters: BERENICE (II), Drusilla and Mariamme.

Herodian Women. 2009