The Siege of Masada 72–73 CE redemption

The Siege of Masada 72–73 CE redemptionAuthor Patrick Hunt ISBN 9798986817262 Pages 60 Masada, overlooking the Judean Desert and in the distance, the Dead Sea, is the ancient mountaintop fortress in southeastern Israel that is the site of the last stand of Jewish fighters against the Roman Army after the Roman destruction of Jerusalem in 70 CE. It is the location of a pivotal event in the First Jewish Roman War. The siege from late 72 or early 73 CE culminated in the death of nearly 1000

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The siege from late 72 or early 73 CE culminated in the death of nearly 1000 fighters and their families according to the only contemporary account of the siege—that of Jewish traitor Flavius Josephus

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