Costobarus

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Costobarus was a Judean noble of Idumean descent who married into Herod the Great’s family and became an influential political figure in the Herodian court.

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Costobarus canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Herodian court official
Idumean
Judean noble
activeDuring reign of Herod the Great
ancestralOrigin Idumea
areaRuled Idumea
associatedWith Idumean nobility
Judean aristocracy
conflictWith Herod the Great
countryOfCitizenship Judea
describedBySource Flavius Josephus
describedIn Antiquities of the Jews
The Jewish War
employer Herod the Great
ethnicity Idumean
linked to: Idumeans
fate executed by Herod the Great
gender male
historicalRegion Roman Judea
languageOfName Greek
marriedInto Herod the Great’s family
linked to: Herod the Great
memberOf Herodian court
notableEvent divorce from Salome I
secretly supported opposition to Herod’s rule
notableFamily Herodian dynasty
notableFor Idumean leadership under Herod the Great
occupation politician
provincial governor
placeOfActivity Idumea
Judea
politicalAllegiance Herodian kingdom of Judea
linked to: Herodian Kingdom
politicalRole influential figure at the Herodian court
positionHeld governor of Idumea
strategos of Idumea
reasonForExecution suspected disloyalty to Herod the Great
relativeByMarriage Herod the Great
religion Judaism
sibling Herod the Great
spouse Costobarus
Salome I
timePeriod 1st century BCE

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Herodias maternalGrandfather Costobarus
Salome I spouse Costobarus
subject linked to: Costobarus