64/63 BC
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Roman control of Judea
life, dates, and events
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Creation years 3860–3923
Reference under review · 1 BC/AD 1
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Public-domain referenceEaston’s Bible Dictionary
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Find Roman control of Judea →Public-domain referenceSmith’s Bible DictionaryPeople, places, customs, and history
Find Roman control of Judea →Public-domain referenceHitchcock’s Bible NamesThe name and its traditional meaning
Find Roman control of Judea →Public-domain referenceNave’s Topical BibleRelated KJV passages arranged by subject
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Events involving Roman control of Judea
Creation year 386064/63 BC
Pompey captures Jerusalem
Pompey enters Jerusalem in 63 BC, ending independent Hasmonean rule and beginning the Roman period in Judea.
Josephus, Antiquities 14 · historical record · KJV
“Pompey enters Jerusalem in 63 BC, ending independent Hasmonean rule and beginning the Roman period in Judea.”
Hasmonaean history · Livius
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Crassus removes treasure from the temple
On his eastern campaign in 54 BC, Crassus removes gold and sacred treasure from the Jerusalem temple.
Josephus, Antiquities 14 · historical record · KJV
“On his eastern campaign in 54 BC, Crassus removes gold and sacred treasure from the Jerusalem temple.”
Josephus · Antiquities 14
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