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Zealots (Jewish)
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AbstractThe term “Zealot” emerges from Josephus's account of the causes and conduct of the Jewish revolt against Rome in 66–70CE, and has come to refer in some circles to any kind of Jewish rebel or insurgent from that period.
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AbstractThe term “Zealot” emerges from Josephus's account of the causes and conduct of the Jewish revolt against Rome in 66–70CE, and has come to refer in some circles to any kind of Jewish rebel or insurgent from that period.
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