Ford gave me the crucial link - and Ms Asche got in my
way
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1. Mattathias, dec. 167 b.C. Father of:
2. Simon Maccabeus, high priest 144-135 b.C. Father
of:
3. Yohanaam “Hyrcanus,” high priest and prince of
Judaea, 156-105 b.C. Father of:
4. Alexandros Iannaeus, King of Judaea, 105-78. M.
Alexandra. Parents of:
5. Aristoboulos, King of Judaea, 68-49 b. C. Father
of:
6. Alexandros, dec. 49 b.C., m. first cousin
Alexandra, d. of Hyrcanus, brother of Aristoboulos,
high priest and King of Judaea. Parents of:
7. Mariamne, m. Herod the Great, King of Judaea (2nd.
wife). Parents of:
8. Alexandros, dec. between 7 and 6 b. C. M. Glaphyra,
daughter of Archelaus, King of Cappadocia, 30-17 and
of Armenia Minor, 20-17 b.C. Parents of:
9. Alexandros, father of:
Up to this point the source is: Sir Anthony R. Wagner,
Pedigree and Progress, pedigree 16, p. 174, Phillimore
(1975).
10. [anonyma] m. Maanu VI, 57-71 C.E., King of
Osrhoene. Parents of:
This comes from a descent table dated 1980 by David
Kelley, which was communicated to me by Stanford
Mommaerts. DK notes that there is a discrepancy here
with Settipani’s views.
11. Ode b. 45/50, m. Mithridates King of Armenia b. c.
45, dec. c. 76/77. Parents of:
Up to this point I’ve followed David Kelley’s table.
From here on I take C. Settipani, Nos Ancêtres de
l’Antiquité, Ed. Christian (1990), table at p. 83.
12. Sanatroukes, King of Armenia c. 80-110, b. 65,
dec. 110. Father of:
13. Vologaises I, King of Armenia c. 116-137, b. 95,
dec. 137. Father of:
14. Vologaises V, armenian pretender 162, King of
Parthia 190-207, b. 130, dec. 207.
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