Hasmoneans example sentences

"Hasmoneans" Example Sentences

1. The Hasmoneans were the ruling dynasty of Judea from 140 to 37 BCE.
2. The Hasmoneans were a priestly family of the tribe of Levi.
3. The Hasmoneans were the first dynasty of Jewish rulers to gain independence from the Seleucid Empire.
4. The Hasmoneans were able to establish a Jewish kingdom and make Jerusalem their capital.
5. The Hasmoneans were able to expand their kingdom and eventually control much of the former Seleucid Empire.
6. The Hasmoneans were able to maintain their independence until the Roman conquest of Judea in 63 BCE.
7. The Hasmoneans were able to maintain their independence for more than a century.
8. The Hasmoneans were the first Jewish dynasty to rule over a large part of the former Seleucid Empire.
9. The Hasmoneans were able to successfully defend their kingdom against the Seleucids and the Romans.
10. The Hasmoneans were able to establish a strong Jewish state in the region.
11. The Hasmoneans were successful in maintaining their independence until the Roman conquest.
12. The Hasmoneans were able to gain control of much of the former Seleucid Empire.
13. The Hasmoneans were able to establish a powerful Jewish kingdom in the region.
14. The Hasmoneans were the first Jewish dynasty to gain independence from the Seleucid Empire.
15. The Hasmoneans were able to build a strong and prosperous Jewish kingdom.
16. The Hasmoneans were able to successfully defend their kingdom against the Seleucids and the Romans for over a century.
17. The Hasmoneans were the first Jewish dynasty to rule over a large part of the former Seleucid Empire and successfully defend it against their enemies.
18. The Hasmoneans were able to establish a strong and independent Jewish kingdom in the region.
19. The Hasmoneans were able to gain control of much of the former Seleucid Empire and expand their kingdom.
20. The Hasmoneans were able to maintain their independence until the Roman conquest of Judea in 63 BCE, and successfully defend their kingdom against their enemies.