No events are recorded for 29 AD.
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Expulsion from the city of Rome by Emperor Tiberius together with practitioners of the Egyptian religion.
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- Emperor Tiberius together
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Synagogues closed and ritual vessels burned in Rome under Tiberius
Alongside the expulsion, the synagogues were shut and their vessels burned. 4,000 Jewish youths were conscripted and sent to Sardinia.
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- Emperor Tiberius
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Tiberius deports 4,000 Jewish youths to Sardinia
Emperor Tiberius sent 4,000 Jewish young men to Sardinia after a Roman Jew defrauded a proselyte named Fulvia.
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- Emperor Tiberius
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Tiberius expels Jews from Rome
Emperor Tiberius expelled the Jews from the city of Rome and conscripted several thousand Jewish men for military service in Sardinia.
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- Emperor Tiberius (Roman Empire)
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Expulsions record persecution of Jews, not wrongdoing by Jews. Why this matters
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Tiberius orders expulsion of Jews from Italy
Tiberius ordered all Jews in Italy expelled unless they gave up their faith.
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- Emperor Tiberius
- Where
- Italy
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Jews allowed to return to Rome after Sejanus's death
After Sejanus died, the emperor permitted the expelled Jews to return to Rome.
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- Emperor Tiberius
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