Herod Agrippa I, (10 B.C.-44 A.D.), King of Judea
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Herod Agrippa I, (10 B.C.-44 A.D.), King of Judea

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Palestine in the time of Agrippa I. 37 - 44 A.D / John Bartholomew & Co. ; The Edinburgh Geographical institute.

Palestine in the time of Agrippa I. 37 - 44 A.D / John Bartholomew & Co. ; The Edinburgh Geographical institute.

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Palestine under Herod's will and in the time of Christ 4 B.C. - 37 A.D / John Bartholomew & Co. ; The Edinburgh Geographical institute.

Palestine under Herod's will and in the time of Christ 4 B.C. - 37 A.D / John Bartholomew & Co. ; The Edinburgh Geographical institute.

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Ruelle allant au palais d'Herod

Ruelle allant au palais d'Herod

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Palace of Herod, Samaria--The remains of the palace built by Herod in honor of Augustus

Palace of Herod, Samaria--The remains of the palace built by Herod in honor of Augustus

Robert E. M. Bain (Robert Edward Mather), 1858-1932

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Palace of Herod, Samaria--The remains of the palace built by Herod in honor of Augustus

Palace of Herod, Samaria--The remains of the palace built by Herod in honor of Augustus

Robert E. M. Bain (Robert Edward Mather), 1858-1932

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Herod's Street of Columns, Samaria

Herod's Street of Columns, Samaria

Realistic Travels Publishers

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Herod's Street of Columns--the remains of magnificent Samaria, Palestine (looking east)

Herod's Street of Columns--the remains of magnificent Samaria, Palestine (looking east)

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Genealogia Herodum / [Adrian Reland].

Adriaan Reelant 1676-1718

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