According to St. Jerome, the leader of one side of this conflict used his breath to fan a lighted blade of straw in his mouth to give the impression he could spew out flames. That side's forces spent fifteen years stockpiling weapons in caves, and began this conflict by defeating Rufus and Publius Marcellus. The tide of this conflict turned when troops under Hadrianus Quintus Lollius Urbicus and Julius Severus captured the cities of Kabul, Sichin, and Magdala. Beginning in the Valley of Rimmon, this rebellion ended after Roman forces destroyed Bethar, and was incited by Hadrian's attempt to construct a temple to Jupiter in ? Jerusalem. Led by a man believed to be the Messiah, FTP, name this Jewish revolt against the Romans from 132 to 135 CE.
According to St. Jerome, the leader of one side of this conflict used his breath to fan a lighted blade of straw in his mouth to give the impression he could spew out flames. That side's forces spent fifteen years stockpiling weapons in caves, and began this conflict by defeating Rufus and Publius Marcellus. The tide of this conflict turned when troops under Hadrianus Quintus Lollius Urbicus and Julius Severus captured the cities of Kabul, Sichin, and Magdala. Beginning in the Valley of Rimmon, this rebellion ended after Roman forces destroyed Bethar, and was incited by Hadrian's attempt to construct a temple to Jupiter in ? Jerusalem. Led by a man believed to be the Messiah, FTP, name this Jewish revolt against the Romans from 132 to 135 CE.
According to St. Jerome, the leader of one side of this conflict used his breath to fan a lighted blade of straw in his mouth to give the impression he could spew out flames.
{Bar Kochba's} Revolt [accept {Bar Kochba's Rebellion} or {clear}-{knowledge} equivalents]