Herodianoi denotes people identified as Herodians, appearing alongside Pharisees in actions directed against Jesus.

The term identifies a plural group appearing with Pharisees: they join a plot against Jesus in Mark 3:6 and are sent with Pharisees or their disciples in Mark 12:13 and Matthew 22:16.

1. Group named alongside Pharisees · dominant

   The genitive plural form occurs in clauses pairing this group with Pharisees. In Mark 3:6 the APB renders the Pharisees acting “with the Herodians” as they plot how to destroy him; in Mark 12:13 and Matthew 22:16, people are sent to him with this group in efforts to address him.

   Mark 3:6Mark 12:13Matthew 22:16

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB consistently presents the group as “the Herodians,” joined with Pharisees or sent alongside them. This rendering confirms the group reference within each clause rather than supplying a fuller definition.