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Jewish Revolts in Provincia Iudaea

2019
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Hamdi Şahin

Abstract (EN)

With the Levant conquest of Rome by the command under Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus, ascendent cultures in the province tried to obtain under Roman rulership which previously not familiar. Initially, in the province there was serious agreement with Rome, in the proceeded stage when class, culture and politic antagonism or interests faced off, situation turned in to revolts. In this revolts there were Jews working with Rome for the own class interests and also the Jews- Greek cultural hegemonic struggle. Jewish culture was substantially dominating culture in the province and Jewish revolt leaders used Tanah and engaged cults for motivate to rebels and hold them together. This situation at times turned into announce himselft as Mesiah and accept exile and migration as a order of god. Each of revolts based on the previous one, and each of them had progression by tried to fix the mistakes of previous revolts. Revolts caused massive destructions both Rome and Jewish people. As a result of destruction demographic changes and cultural transmissions affected on that era and beyond that.

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Dr. Yunus Emre Ceren

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Yunus Emre Ceren (Master Thesis). Jewish Revolts in Provincia Iudaea, 2019, İstanbul University.

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