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Salo'me
2. Daughter of Antipater, the Idumaean, by his wife Cypros, and sister to Herod the Great. Salomle and her another conceived the bitterest hatred against Herod's wife Mariamne, who, proud of her A smonaean blood, had overbearingly and imprudently contrasted it with theirs; and accordingly, in B. C. 34, on the return of Herod from Laodiceia, whither he had been summoned by Antony to answer for the murder of his brother-in-law, the young Aristobulus [ARISTOBULUS, No. 3.], they accused Mariamne of adultery with Josephus (the uncle and husband of Salome), to whose care Herod had committed his wife on his departure, and who consequently fell a victim to the jealousy of the kiing. Nor did many years elapse before, in B. C. 29, the life of Marianime herself also was sacrificed to the anger of Herod, instigated by the calumnious representations of Salome and Cypros [MARIAMNE, No. 1.] On the death of Joseplius, Salome married Costobarus, a noble Idumaean, whom Herod had made governor o
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