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Why a Roman Emperor Rebuilt Jerusalem and Jerash

Why a Roman Emperor Rebuilt Jerusalem and Jerash

Deslee Campbell

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Deslee Campbell
Año de edición:
2024
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Historia social y cultural
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9798227813718
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Two of Antiquities oldest and greatest cities, Jerusalem and Jerash, attracted the personal attention and the detailed and creative intervention of the Ancient World’s most powerful man in the early second century. He was the Roman Emperor, Hadrian. But why?

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