(en) Florence Morgan Gillman, Herodias: At Home in that Fox's Den, Liturgical Press, (lire en ligne) : « Assessing that date is problematic. It is related to major questions of first century C.E. Roman and Jewish history as well as the chronology of John the Baptist and Jesus. Among those who have worked on these issues in great detail some scholars have placed the marriage of Herodias and Antipas as late as 35 (Kirsopp Lake , The Date of Herod's Marriage with Herodias, and the Chronology of the Gospels, Exp, 8th series, iv (1912), 462-77); others have settled on the period between 27 and 31 (Harold Hoehner, Herod Antipas, p.130-131 - Daniel R. Schwartz, Agrippa I: The Last King of Judaea, Mohr Siebeck, 1990, p. 56,[1]), with yet others judging that it must have been no later than 23( Saulnier Hérode Antipas, p. 130-131)»
