Book Name: The Cambridge History of Judaism
Writer: STEVEN T. KATZ
The disappointment of the Jewish and rebel against Rome (66–73/4CE) achieved
a comprehensive change of life in and Palestine: the old political system was
supplanted by direct Roman standard, but the Roman armed force turned into a
permanent presence, the size of the but populace and the proportion of Jews to
agnostics changed. And these progressions fundamentally brought about
additional adjustments in social, economic, and strict life, however as a rule
we can do minimal more than speculate about their character. A
The Cambridge History of Judaism
DEMOGRAPHYAccording to the most capable appraisals, Palestine arrived
at its maximum sustainable pre-present day populace of roughly 1,000,000
in the middle of the main century. Presumably about a portion of this
populace was Jewish.1However, Josephus claims that1.1million individuals
kicked the bucket in the siege of Jerusalem alone, and97,000were oppressed
(Bell.6.420–1). These figures, particularly the previous, are plainly
outlandish. Moreover, we may infer from the course of the Bar Kochba
Revolt, two ages later, that even the region of Judea, where the harm from
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