Agrippa I: Architectural Remains, Coinage, and Diplomacy in Judaea

In this chapter, we delve into the life of Agrippa I, tracing his journey from fugitive beginnings to becoming a prominent ruler in Judaea. The narrative spans from the time he joined his uncle Antipas in Tiberias after leaving Malatha in the Negev to the zenith of his career.

Historical Reconstruction: The book employs a multidisciplinary approach, combining archaeological evidence (such as architectural remains) and numismatic data (coinage) with insights from ancient Roman, Jewish, and early Christian sources. By piecing together these fragments, it aims to reconstruct Agrippa's life objectively.

Agrippa's Diplomacy: Agrippa I faced a complex political landscape. His success as a ruler lay in his adeptness at navigating diverse and often opposing factions. The chapter explores how he skillfully negotiated with various groups to maintain peace within his realm.

Comparative Analysis: Unlike some of his contemporaries, Agrippa I achieved remarkable stability in Judaea. The book examines the factors that contributed to his success, shedding light on his unique approach and the delicate balance he struck between differing interests.

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Elizabeth Legge is a Doctor of Medicine candidate at a European university. She achieved her Master's degree in Classical Archaeology at the University of Pisa, Italy and will be pursuing a PhD in the field. She was awarded her Bachelor of Arts in Classical Studies and Bachelor of Sciences in Integrated Sciences at the University of British Columbia, Canada. She has travelled extensively to all continents since childhood and lived in many countries. She is Australian, Canadian and half English.