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The second Jewish revolt, which spans the …
Years: 112 - 123
The second Jewish revolt, which spans the end of Trajan’s reign and the beginning of Hadrian’s, is a two-year conflict in which hundreds of thousands of Greek and Roman citizens are slaughtered in Cyrenaica, Alexandria, Judea, Mesopotamia, and Cyprus, soon followed by the reciprocal slaughter of hundreds of thousands of Jews.
Years: 112 - 123
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- Jews
- Cyprus, Roman
- Egypt (Roman province)
- Judea (Roman province)
- Roman Empire (Rome): Nerva-Antonine dynasty
- Mesopotamia (Roman province)
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- Roman colonization
- Jewish–Roman wars
- Kitos War, or Second Jewish-Roman War, or Jewish Revolt of 115-17
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