Judæans

Judaeans English Noun en noun form en Judæan en 1891 Heinrich Graetz; Philipp Bloch History of the Jews The Jewish Publication Society of America XIX http://books.google.com/books?id=rn4pAAAAYAAJ&hl=en&pg=PA361#v=onepage&q&f=false 361 This official does not appear to have lived in Jerusalem, but to have visited the city from time to time, where, seated on a throne, he heard and decided disputes, but not infrequently rather caused dissensions and aggravated existing bad feelings, in order to raise complaints against the Judæans. For, as some Judæans nourished the hope, held out by the prophets, that Judah might yet become a mighty power, to whom kings and nations would bow, the suspicion that the people were plotting a defection from Persia was not removed with the retirement of Zerubbabel.