Preço Livro - The Ruling Class Of Judaea

This Book Examines Why In AD 66 a Revolt Against Rome Broke Out In Judaea. It Attempts To Explain Both The Rebellion Itself And Its Temporary Success By Discussing The Role Of The Jewish Ruling Class In The Sixty Years Preceding The War And Within The Independent State Which Lasted Until The Destruction Of The Temple In AD 70. The Author Seeks To Show That The Ultimate Cause Of The Revolt Was a Misunderstanding By Rome Of The Status Criteria Of Jewish Society.?

This Book Examines Why In AD 66 a Revolt Against Rome Broke Out In Judaea. It Attempts To Explain Both The Rebellion Itself And Its Temporary Success By Discussing The Role Of The Jewish Ruling Class In The Sixty Years Preceding The War And Within The Independent State Which Lasted Until The Destruction Of The Temple In AD 70. The Author Seeks To Show That The Ultimate Cause Of The Revolt Was a Misunderstanding By Rome Of The Status Criteria Of Jewish Society.?

This Book Examines Why In AD 66 a Revolt Against Rome Broke Out In Judaea. It Attempts To Explain Both The Rebellion Itself And Its Temporary Success By Discussing The Role Of The Jewish Ruling Class In The Sixty Years Preceding The War And Within The Independent State Which Lasted Until The Destruction Of The Temple In AD 70. The Author Seeks To Show That The Ultimate Cause Of The Revolt Was a Misunderstanding By Rome Of The Status Criteria Of Jewish Society.?