Short Fiction · Character
Jacim
A servant in Herod's palace, involved in the plot against Iaokanann.
minor
First appearance: herodias
Jacim shows up with force in I: The Curse. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The Babylonian, named among Antipas's principal personages.
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In II: The Voice: The Babylonian, named among Antipas's principal personages. Later, in III: The Banquet: A Jew who expresses admiration…
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- Other
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- Secondary and supporting characters
- Herodias story characters
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