According to Eusebius of Caesarea, a man named Andreas declared himself "king" during one of these conflicts in which his forces burned Alexandria.
The cities of Tiberias and Diospolis were nearly destroyed by the forces of Ursicinus during one of these conflicts. According to Eusebius of Caesarea, a man named Andreas declared himself "king" during one of these conflicts in which his forces burned Alexandria. During another of them, Lydda was sacked by Lucius Quietus, whose corrupted name was given to that conflict. Sextus Julius Severus was recalled from (*) Britannia to put down the last major one. The largest of these conflicts was triggered by sacrilegious bird sacrifices. Josephus chronicled how that one was quelled by Titus after the fall of the Masada. For 10 points, name these uprisings in which the Zealots and Bar Kohkba failed to reclaim the Holy Land from the Romans
The cities of Tiberias and Diospolis were nearly destroyed by the forces of Ursicinus during one of these conflicts.
Jewish Revolts [accept any number of synonyms for revolt; just Jewish is fine after "these uprisings" is read; accept Jewish-Roman Wars]