The Malhata Fortress on the Roman-Judaean Negev Frontier
Elizabeth Legge
Broschiertes Buch

The Malhata Fortress on the Roman-Judaean Negev Frontier

Associated with a Roman Road, the Frankincense Trail, and a Princely Fugitive

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When Agrippa I, an adventurous Roman-Judean prince, was forced to flee Rome as a political fugitive, he sought refuge in an abandoned, windswept fortress at Malatha. Hidden deep within the desolate Negev desert, this remote stronghold became his sanctuary from the grandeur -- and danger -- of the Julio-Claudian world he left behind. Malhata is one of a group of fortresses on the Roman-Judaean frontier with Nabataea (roughly equivalent to modern Jordan). This fortress, located on a tel in the southern portion of the group, is associated with the remains of a Roman road and occupied a strategica...