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	'''First ~~Jewish–Roman~~ War''' (66–73), also known as the '''Great Revolt''', was a ~~Jewish~~ revolt against [[Ancient Rome]]. The Roman Emperor [[Nero]] sent [[Vespasian]] to crush it. He was joined by his son [[Titus]], who later took command when Vespasian was proclaimed Emperor. Jerusalem eventually was captured. The fortress of [[Masada]] was not conquered by the Romans until 73.		'''First jewish–Roman War''' (66–73), also known as the '''Great Revolt''', was a jewish revolt against [[Ancient Rome]]. The Roman Emperor [[Nero]] sent [[Vespasian]] to crush it. He was joined by his son [[Titus]], who later took command when Vespasian was proclaimed Emperor. Jerusalem eventually was captured. The fortress of [[Masada]] was not conquered by the Romans until 73.

	The ~~Jewish~~ [[Josephus]] was one of the leaders of the revolt, but became pro-Roman in captivity, and wrote a history on the war.		The jewish [[Josephus]] was one of the leaders of the revolt, but became pro-Roman in captivity, and wrote a history on the war.

	The war had several long-term effect, such as contributing to the ~~Jewish~~ [[diaspora]] and the defeat and the destruction of the Second Temple in Jerusalem weakened and discredited several religious sects, which contributed to the increasing prominence of the [[Pharisees]], developing into mainstream [[Rabbinic Judaism]].		The war had several long-term effect, such as contributing to the jewish [[diaspora]] and the defeat and the destruction of the Second Temple in Jerusalem weakened and discredited several religious sects, which contributed to the increasing prominence of the [[Pharisees]], developing into mainstream [[Rabbinic Judaism]].

	Later there were the [[Kitos War]] (115–117) and the [[Bar Kokhba revolt]] (132–135).		Later there were the [[Kitos War]] (115–117) and the [[Bar Kokhba revolt]] (132–135).
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	==External links==		==External links==
	=== Encyclopedias ===		=== Encyclopedias ===
	*[https://www.ancient.eu/article/823/the-great-jewish-revolt-of-66-ce/ Ancient History Encyclopedia: The Great ~~Jewish~~ Revolt of 66 CE]		*[https://www.ancient.eu/article/823/the-great-jewish-revolt-of-66-ce/ Ancient History Encyclopedia: The Great jewish Revolt of 66 CE]
	*[https://www.britannica.com/event/First-~~Jewish~~-Revolt Encyclopedia Britannica: First ~~Jewish~~ Revolt]		*[https://www.britannica.com/event/First-jewish-Revolt Encyclopedia Britannica: First jewish Revolt]

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'''First Jewish–Roman War''' (66–73), also known as the '''Great Revolt''', was a Jewish revolt against [[Ancient Rome]]. The Roman Emperor [[Nero]] sent [[Vespasian]] to crush it. He was joined by his son [[Titus]], who later took command when Vespasian was proclaimed Emperor. Jerusalem eventually was captured. The fortress of [[Masada]] was not conquered by the Romans until 73.

The Jewish [[Josephus]] was one of the leaders of the revolt, but became pro-Roman in captivity, and wrote a history on the war.

The war had several long-term effect, such as contributing to the Jewish [[diaspora]] and the defeat and the destruction of the Second Temple in Jerusalem weakened and discredited several religious sects, which contributed to the increasing prominence of the [[Pharisees]], developing into mainstream [[Rabbinic Judaism]].

Later there were the [[Kitos War]] (115–117) and the [[Bar Kokhba revolt]] (132–135).

== See also ==
*[[Masada]]

==External links==
=== Encyclopedias ===
*[https://www.ancient.eu/article/823/the-great-jewish-revolt-of-66-ce/ Ancient History Encyclopedia: The Great Jewish Revolt of 66 CE]
*[https://www.britannica.com/event/First-Jewish-Revolt Encyclopedia Britannica: First Jewish Revolt]

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