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THis Person was a Cousin-German to the Excellent Odenatus, whom he killed; drawn to that Fact by nothing but a cursed Envy at the Pleasures of Herod, though in the mean time he was very lewd himself; so that the Soldiers who had put him up to be Empe∣ror after Odenatus by a mistake, killed him
quickly again, as he deserved, for his Luxury. Zenobia, some says, favoured the Envy of Maeo∣nius, because she could not endure to see a Step-son, made a Prince, before the Sons of her own Body.