phasael造句

• His elder brother, Phasael, was appointed governor of Jerusalem.
• The Phasael Tower was 20 meters wide and also featured a 20 meters high solid base.
• The base of only one tower survives, identified as either the Hyppicus or the Phasael.
• The three towers, from L to R, are Phasael, Hippicus, and Mariamne.
• The latter was in turn under the control of two Roman supporters, the Idumaeans Phasael and Herod.
• When Hyrcanus and Phasael were persuaded to go down and negotiate with Barzapharnes they were taken into custody.
• In 41 BCE, Herod and his brother Phasael, were named as tetrarchs by the Roman leader Mark Antony.
• Antipater appointed his sons to positions of influence : Phasael became Governor of Jerusalem, and Herod Governor of Galilee.
• The Parthians invaded Roman Syria, took Judea, captured Hyrcanus and Phasael and installed Antigonus II on the Judean throne.
• The towers named Phasael, Hippicus and Mariamne were situated in the northwest corner of the so-called First Wall, the Hasmonean and royal palace.
• All three towers have vanished except for the base of the Hippicus ( or Phasael ) Tower, upon which the present " Tower of David " rests.
• It is believed to be built on the site of Herod the Great's tower Phasael, but the present fortress was built during the reign of Suleiman the Magnificent.
• It was impossible, however, for the Sanhedrin to rest content with the administrations of Herod and Phasael; and charges were again brought against them before Antony at Antioch.
• Hyrcanus was mutilated, and Phasael committed suicide rather than fall into the hands of Antigonus II . Herod and his family were besieged at Masada, but Herod escaped to Petra.
• Of the three towers, only the base of one of them survives until today-either the Phasael or, as argued by archaeologist Hillel Geva who excavated the Citadel, the Hippicus Tower.
• The Herodian tower partially preserved in the Citadel of Jerusalem has been identified as either the "'Phasael Tower "'or the "'Hippicus Tower "'described by Josephus.
• On the site itself, from the top of the Hippicus ( or Phasael ) Tower, there are good views over the excavations inside the Citadel and out to the Old City, as well as into the distance south and west.
• At the southwestern part of the upper city stood King Herod's Palace and to its north, at the present site of the Tower of David, a citadel with three towers, the Hyppicus, the Phasael and the Mariamne.
• At this time came the defining point in Antipater's legacy, whereby he made his son, Phasael, governor of Jerusalem, and Herod the governor of Galilee, to the north of Samaria between the Sea of Galilee and Mediterranean.
• Immediately north of the complex, in the area of today's Hasmoneans sometime between 142-BC . Of the three towers, only the massive lower part of the Hippicus Tower ( or the Phasael Tower, after some researchers ) have survived.