Mariamne, a tragedy by J. C. Hallmann.
Mariamne
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Mariamne (mārēăm'nē). 1 Second of Herod the Great's 10 wives. She was a descendant of the Maccabees. Herod loved her greatly, but he had her murdered after she was falsely accused by her sister Salome. 2 Another wife of Herod. She was renowned for her beauty. Herod divorced her because she took part in a plot against him.
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- Christine Enghaus (person)
- Herodes und Mariamne (work)
- La Mariamne
- Christian Friedrich Hebbel (German dramatist)
- the Great Herod
- Herodias
- Johann Christian Hallmann (person)
- Pär Fabian Lagerkvist
- Herod
- Jack Cade (American Theater)
- Alexandre Hardy
- Tristan l'Hermite
- Mariamne (name)
- Mariamne III
