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Thursday, February 1, 2007

Crucifixion 2,000 rebels by Quintilus Varus

Following a rebellion (led by Judath the Galilean) in Judea triggered by the death of King Herod in 7 BCE, the Roman officer in charge (or "Legate") of the Roman province of Syria, Quintilus Varus, ordered the crucifixion of 2,000 Jews in Jerusalem in a single day.
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      • Crucifixion of Jesus by Pontius Pilate
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      • Alexamenos Graffito
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      • Crucifixion of Jews by Flaccus
      • Crucifixion of 3,000 Babylonians by Darius
      • Crucifixion of 2,000 Tyrians by Alexander
      • Crucifixion of 3,600 Jews by Vespasian
      • Crucifixion of 800 pharisees by Alexander Jannaeus
      • Crucifixion of 6,000 rebels by Crassus
      • Crucifixion 2,000 rebels by Quintilus Varus