Jewish-Roman Wars
The Jewish-Roman wars was the Roman conquest of Iudaea, and the subsequent rebellions by the Jews living there. They consisted of: The First Jewish-Roman war, Kitos War, Bar Kokhba revolt, Revolt against Gallus, and the Revolt against Heraclius.
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