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Ban on Jewish residence in Cyprus
After the Jewish uprising under Trajan in which Salamis was devastated, Jews were totally forbidden to live on Cyprus on pain of death.
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- Roman authorities
- Where
- Cyprus
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Burning of the great synagogue of Alexandria
During the widespread Jewish rebellion in the Roman Empire, the Jews of Alexandria suffered again and their great synagogue was burned down.
- By
- Unknown
- Where
- Alexandria, Egypt
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Roman suppression of the Great Revolt in North Africa
The Romans crushed the Jewish revolt along the North African coast, including Cyrene and Egypt, with great bloodshed. The Jewish settlements there never fully recovered.
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- Roman Empire
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Violence against Jews in Egypt, Cyprus
Thousands of Jews are killed during civil unrest in Egypt, Cyprus, and Cyrenaica, as recounted by Cassius Dio.
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- Cassius Dio
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Jewish revolts against Rome in Cyprus, Egypt and Cyrene
Jews rose against Roman rule in Cyprus, Egypt and Cyrene. Alexandria lost its Great Synagogue and Great Library, and the whole Jewish community of Cyprus was wiped out.
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- Unknown
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Deportation of Jewish captives from Ernanda to Artashat
During his reign King Arsaces removed many captive Jews from Ernanda and resettled them in the capital, Artashat.
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- King Arsaces of Armenia
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