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princes of Judaea. H. the} Great, was appointed king of all Judaea in 40 B.C., and in 37 B.C. he took Jerusalem and deposed An tigon us, the last Asmonaean prince; he rebuilt Temple: and laid out a new palace on Zion; d great numbers of his relatives put to death, and ordered ma acre of Inno= certs; d. in 4 B.C.—H. Antipas, tetrarch' the Baptist; deposed 40 A.D.—H.|) Philip, tetrarch: of region: beyond: Jor=- dan; founded Caesarea Philippi; m. Salome, d. 33 A.D.—H. Agrippa I. d. 44. A.D., king of Judaea; s. of Aristobulus; g.s. of H. the Great; Caligula showered honors and favors upon him, and he became one of the most powerful kings of the East; imprisoned St. Peter, and put James, b. of John the Evangelist, to death; according to Acts 12, d. ‘eaten of of H. Agrippa J., last king of H.. the Great’s line; appears in. Acts 26.