The Kitos War

A Captivating Guide to One of the Jewish–Roman Wars (History of Judaism)

De: Captivating History

Narrado por: Jason Zenobia

Duración: 1 h y 35 m

Resumen del Editor

Did you know that Lusius Quietus, for whom the Kitos War was named, was one of only a few African commanders to attain the rank of senator for his services in the Roman army?

Lusius Quietus was the military commander responsible for helping quell one of the biggest rebellions in Roman history. The conflict was named the Kitos War, but how much do we know about it?

The topic itself, much like other major Jewish revolts against Rome, is difficult to discuss due to the scarcity of historical evidence. But in this handy tome, you’ll learn some of the basics of the Kitos War. We have included facts and hypotheses constructed from available historical data found in scrolls, inscriptions, statues, and archaeological findings.

In this audiobook, you’ll learn the potential true nature of the conflict, one of the few rebellions that sprawled across three continents and still had the character of a nationalistic, populist revolution, a rarity in the ancient world. You will also see both the Jews and the Romans in a new light.

Aside from that, you’ll also learn the answers to the following questions:

• What were some of the short-term and long-term causes of the revolt?
• What were the relations between Jews and other people groups in both Judea and the Diaspora?
• How did the Romans treat the Jews?
• How did events from the First Jewish Revolt possibly affect the anti-Roman sentiment among the Jews?
• Was the revolt a result of a coordinated attack or simply a string of multiple coinciding rebellions?
• Did Emperors Trajan and Hadrian play a major role in the Jewish revolts?
• What was the economic impact of the fighting?
• How did the outcome of the war affect the surviving Jews in the empire?
• And so much more!

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