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Domitian's stringent measures against Jews and tax evaders
To stop people from abandoning Judaism to avoid the Jewish tax, Domitian had suspects examined one by one and severely punished when confirmed. Some were sentenced to death or banishment.
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- Emperor Domitian
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Gospel of Matthew blames Jews for the Temple's destruction
The early Christian Gospel of Matthew attributed the Temple's destruction to the Jews having rejected the Torah, embodied in Jesus, and the biblical prophets who came before him.
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- Unknown
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- Jesus
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Domitian's harsh enforcement of the Jewish tax
Domitian brutally collected the Fiscus Judaicus, the special tax imposed on Jews.
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- Emperor Domitian
- Where
- Roman Empire (several countries)
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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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Expulsions record persecution of Jews, not wrongdoing by Jews. Why this matters
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