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The document discusses the history of Judea from the time of Alexander the Great to the Maccabees. It notes the families of the Maccabees who led revolts against the Seleucids, including Mattathias and his sons Judah, John, Simon, Eleazar, and Jonathan. It also mentions the two main Jewish parties, the Sadducees who controlled the Temple but did not believe in an afterlife, and the Scribes who followed the Oral Torah. A list of the Hasmonean rulers who controlled Judea from the second century BC to its conquest by Rome is also provided.
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