No events are recorded for 203 AD.
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Hadrian bans Jews from Jerusalem
After crushing the Bar Kokhba revolt, Emperor Hadrian refounded Jerusalem as the pagan colony Aelia Capitolina, barred Jews from entering it and banned key religious practices such as circumcision and Torah study.
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- Emperor Hadrian (Roman Empire)
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Hadrian's penal laws against the Jews
Hadrian imposed harsh penal laws on the Jews, including a ban on circumcision. Antoninus Pius later let these laws lapse.
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- Emperor Hadrian
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- Roman Empire (several countries)
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Septimius Severus bans conversion to Judaism
Septimius Severus issued an order forbidding conversion to Judaism or Christianity.
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- Emperor Septimius Severus
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