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Jews and Judaism in the Roman Empire
VespasianTitus Flavius Vespasianus entered the world on the 17th of November AD 9 in a small village north-east of Rome called Falacrinae.
TitusTitus Flavius Vespasianus entered the world on the 30th of December 39 AD in Rome. His family name was Flavia, a gens that rose from obscurity to imperial…
Bar Kokhba revoltIn the summer of 132 AD, Simeon Bar Kokhba waited for Emperor Hadrian to leave Judaea before launching his uprising. The region had been under Roman rule…
Siege of Jerusalem (70 CE)In the spring of 69 CE, Jerusalem stood as a sprawling metropolis covering approximately 450 acres. The city housed tens of thousands of residents and served…
The Jewish WarFlavius Josephus wrote The Jewish War around 75 AD. He was a first-century historian born into the Jewish priesthood in Jerusalem.