³⁹ When a certain Trypho, who had previously supported Alexander, saw that all the troops were grumbling against Demetrius, he went to Imalkue the Arabian, who was raising Alexander’s young son Antiochus.^{(A) 40} Trypho kept urging Imalkue to hand over the boy to him, so that he might succeed his father as king. He told him of all that Demetrius had done and of the hostility his soldiers had for him; and he remained there for many days.

Alliance of Jonathan and Antiochus VI. ⁵⁴ After this, Trypho returned and brought with him the young boy Antiochus, who became king and put on the diadem.^{(A) 55} All the soldiers whom Demetrius had discharged rallied around Antiochus and fought against Demetrius, who was routed and fled.