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Essay heading: Jewish Revolts under the Roman Empire
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His relationship with the Jewish population was projected to be cordial. This suppressed the mushrooming revolt for the time being.
However, by 66 AD during the supremacy of the Roman Emperor Nero, the Jews again revolted against Rome for independence as they had done under the regime of Maccabees. Nero was also like Caligula and his reign was full of strange behavior and terror...
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Nero was also like Caligula and his reign was full of strange behavior and terror. He like Caligula wanted everybody to worship him as a god. [Treatment of the Jews in the Roman Empire]
Owing to the corruption being carried out in the Roman Empire, the Jewish population in Palestine slowly started to revolt...
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