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dbpedia:Jewish–Roman_wars

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The Jewish–Roman wars were a series of large-scale revolts by the Jews of the Eastern Mediterranean against the Roman Empire between 66 and 135 CE. The revolts integrated nationalist, religious and ethnic elements, all spiraling towards violence between Jewish, Roman, and Greek populations.

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Jewish–Roman wars

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Legio IX Hispanapossibly disbanded, Legio X Fretensis– sustained heavy casualties Great revolt:Legio XII Fulminatalost itsaquilaand Syrian contingent destroyed – about 20,000 casualties;Kitos War: 240,000 civilians killed in Cyprusa, 200,000 killed inCyrenaicaa;Bar-Kokhba revolt:Legio XXII Deiotarianadestroyed,

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Bar-Kokhba's army. Jewish Zealots; 25pxRoman Empire Jewish rebels;

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[a]- per Cassius Dio [b]- according to Rabbinic sources [c]- per Josephus

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Decisive Roman Empire victory: * Mass execution of Judean population anddiaspora of survivors * Consolidation of non-messianic Jewish sects intoRabbinic Judaism * Destruction of Jerusalem and the Temple *Schismbetween Judaism andearly Christianity * Consolidation of Jewish center in Galilee

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Great revolt: 25,000+ Jewish militias 20,000 EdomeansKitos War: loosely organized tens of thousandsBar-Kokhba revolt: 200,000 – 400,000b militia men Great revolt: 30,000 (Beth Horon) – 60,000 (Siege of Jerusalem) Kitos War: forces of the eastern legions Bar Kokhba revolt: 7 full legions with cohorts and auxiliaries of 5 additional legions – about 120,000 total.

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