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Kitos War

The Kitos War took place in 117, as part of the Second Jewish–Roman War. Ancient Jewish sources date it to 52 years after the First Jewish–Roman War (66–73) and 16 years before the Bar Kokhba revolt (132–136). Like other conflicts of the Jewish–Roman wars, the Kitos War was spurred by discontent among the Jews towards the Roman Empire. This sentiment…

Art, Background & Unrest in Judaea

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Judaea
Date
Date117 CELocationJudaeaResult Roman victoryTerritorial changes Status quo ante bellum · 117 CE
Result
Roman victory
Territorial changes
Status quo ante bellum

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related to Name · 14
Kitos War → Diaspora Revolt, Hebrew, Jewish Palestinian Aramaic, Judaea, Koine Greek, Kuḗtou, Lusius Quietus, Polemos, Pólemos, Quietus' War, Roman, Roman War, Second Jewish, The
related to Provincial status change and increased military presence · 11
Kitos War → After, Among, Antiquus, As, CE, Following Quietus, Judaea, Legio II Traiana, Lucius Cossonius Gallus, Quintus Coredius Gallus Gargilius, The
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Kitos War → 117 CE, Date117 CELocationJudaeaResult Roman victoryTerritorial changes Status quo ante bellum
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Kitos War → Judaea
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Kitos War → Roman victory
Territorial changes · 1
Kitos War → Status quo ante bellum

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jewish roman judaea revolt jews isbn egypt war trajan ce quietus second hadrian rebels mesopotamia libya sources cyprus bar 117

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Kitos WarDateDate117 CELocationJudaeaResult Roman victoryTerritorial changes Status quo ante bellum1.00infobox
Kitos WarDate117 CE1.00infobox
Kitos WarLocationJudaea1.00infobox
Kitos WarResultRoman victory1.00infobox
Kitos WarTerritorial changesStatus quo ante bellum1.00infobox
Pucci Ben Zeevinstance ofbut according to scholars0.80text
there appears to have been a wave of Jewish unrest that Lucius Quietus suppressed.Cassius Dioinstance ofbut according to scholars0.80text
Eusebiusinstance ofbut according to scholars0.80text
the main sources on the diaspora uprisings of this periodinstance ofbut according to scholars0.80text
do not mention events in Judaea at the timeinstance ofbut according to scholars0.80text
Kitos Warrelated to NameHebrew0.60section
Kitos Warrelated to NamePolemos0.60section

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