This rebellion saw its own coinage minted during the reign of Hadrian, for 10 points name this revolt begun in 132 CE whose eponymous leader was given the title of "Son of a Star."
Selection for participation in this event required having one's finger to be cut off or alternatively the uplifting of a root of a cedar tree. Detachments which participated in this struggle include the Tenth "Fretensis," the Third "Cyrenaica," the Fourth "Scythica," the Second "Trajana." Dio Cassius suggests that the incident which precipitated this event was the (*) construction of a building in Aelia Capitolina though Eusebius suggests that the temple was built after this conflict concluded. The final major stand during this conflict occurred at the siege of Bethar, and the emperor requested the services of Julius Severus, whose tactic of avoiding open battle and blocking the Judean food supply proved to be effective. This rebellion saw its own coinage minted during the reign of Hadrian, for 10 points name this revolt begun in 132 CE whose eponymous leader was given the title of "Son of a Star."
Selection for participation in this event required having one's finger to be cut off or alternatively the uplifting of a root of a cedar tree.
{Bar Kokhba} Revolt