From the Taking of Jerusalem by Antiochus Epiphanes to the Death of Herod the Great - Flavius Josephus

had been torn away from his kingdom, at the yearly rent of two hundred
talents. He conducted her also as far as Pelusium, and paid her all the
respects possible. Now it was not long after this that Antony was come back
from Parthia, and led with him Artabazes, Tigranes's son, captive, as a
present for Cleopatra; for this Parthian was presently given her, with his
money, and all the prey that was taken with him.
Footnotes:
1. That is, a woman, not, a man.
2. This death of Antigonus is confirmed by Plutarch and. Straho; the latter
of whom is cited for it by Josephus himself, Antiq. B. XV. ch. 1. sect. 2,
as Dean Aldrich here observes.
3. This ancient liberty of Tyre and Sidon under the Romans, taken notice
of by Josephus, both here and Antiq. B. XV. ch. 4. sect. 1, is confirmed
by the testimony of Sirabe, B. XVI. p. 757, as Dean Aldrich remarks;
although, as he justly adds, this liberty lasted but a little while longer,
when Augtus took it away from them.
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