possibly Costobarus I (Idumean noble, uncertain)

Target entity: possibly Costobarus I (Idumean noble, uncertain)
Context triple: [Berenice (daughter of Costobarus and Salome), paternalGrandfather, possibly Costobarus I (Idumean noble, uncertain)]

• A. Boethus of Sidon
  Boethus of Sidon was a Hellenistic Stoic philosopher of the Middle Stoa known for his critical revisions of orthodox Stoic doctrines, especially in logic and theology.
• B. Aristobulus I
  Aristobulus I was a Hasmonean king of Judea in the 2nd century BCE, notable for being the first of the dynasty to assume the royal title and for expanding Jewish territory through military campaigns.
• C. Nasi (prince) of Israel
  Nasi (prince) of Israel was a Jewish leadership title denoting the political and often spiritual head of the Jewish people, particularly associated with periods of semi-autonomous governance in ancient and late antique Judea.
• D. Alexander of Judea
  Alexander of Judea was a Hasmonean prince and son of Herod the Great whose contested lineage and political significance made him a notable figure within the Herodian dynasty.
• E. Herod (son of Cleopatra of Jerusalem)
  Herod, son of Cleopatra of Jerusalem, was a minor Judean prince of the Herodian dynasty during the late Second Temple period.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: possibly Costobarus I (Idumean noble, uncertain)
Target entity description: Possibly Costobarus I was an Idumean noble of the Herodian period, known from fragmentary evidence and chiefly identified through his familial connection as an ancestor of Berenice.

• A. Boethus of Sidon
  Boethus of Sidon was a Hellenistic Stoic philosopher of the Middle Stoa known for his critical revisions of orthodox Stoic doctrines, especially in logic and theology.
• B. Aristobulus I
  Aristobulus I was a Hasmonean king of Judea in the 2nd century BCE, notable for being the first of the dynasty to assume the royal title and for expanding Jewish territory through military campaigns.
• C. Nasi (prince) of Israel
  Nasi (prince) of Israel was a Jewish leadership title denoting the political and often spiritual head of the Jewish people, particularly associated with periods of semi-autonomous governance in ancient and late antique Judea.
• D. Alexander of Judea
  Alexander of Judea was a Hasmonean prince and son of Herod the Great whose contested lineage and political significance made him a notable figure within the Herodian dynasty.
• E. Herod (son of Cleopatra of Jerusalem)
  Herod, son of Cleopatra of Jerusalem, was a minor Judean prince of the Herodian dynasty during the late Second Temple period.
• F. None of above. chosen