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R. Brodi, “Caiaphas and Cantheras,” in Schwartz, Agrippa I, The Last King of Judaea, Appendix 4, pp. 203–208, pp. 190–195 (1990) (English transl.); and B.Z. Rosenfeld, “The Settlement of Two Families of High Priests during the Second Temple Period,” in Historical-Geographical Studies in the Settlement of Eretz-Israel II, ed. Y. Katz, Y. Ben-Arich, Y. Kaniel (Jerusalem, 1991), pp. 206–218 (in Hebrew).
T. Ilan, “Names of the Hasmoneans in the Second Temple Period,” Eretz-Israel (M. Avi-Yonah volume) 19 (1987), pp. 238–241 (in Hebrew, English summary on p. 79*); and Ilan, “Names of the Jews in Eretz-Israel in the Second Temple and the Mishnah Periods A Statistical Study,” MA thesis, Hebrew Univ., Jerusalem (1984), p. 45.
