No events are recorded for 379 BC.
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Babylonian exile
The Second Temple in Jerusalem is consecrated, symbolizing the restoration of Jewish worship after the Babylonian exile.
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- Neo-Babylonian Empire
- Where
- Jerusalem
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Artaxerxes Ochus deports rebellious Jews to Hyrcania
The Persian king deported a group of Jews who had revolted against his rule to Hyrcania.
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- Artaxerxes Ochus
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