emperor titus was the roman emperor when jerusalem was destroyed in 70 ce.
who was the roman emperor when jerusalem was destroyed in 70 ce?
emperor titus
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bullet::::- judaea capta coinage: judaea capta coins were a series of commemorative coins originally issued by the roman emperor vespasian to celebrate the capture of judaea and the destruction of the jewish temple in jerusalem by his son titus in 70 ce during the first jewish revolt.





























bullet::::- temple of peace: in 75 ce, the temple of peace, also known as the forum of vespasian, was built under emperor vespasian in rome. the monument was built to celebrate the conquest of jerusalem and it is said to have housed the menorah from herod's temple.
siege of jerusalem (70 ce)
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the siege of jerusalem in the year 70 ce was the decisive event of the first jewish–roman war, in which the roman army captured the city of jerusalem and destroyed both the city and its temple. the roman army, led by the future emperor titus, with tiberius julius alexander as his second-in-command, besieged and conquered the city of jerusalem, which had been controlled by judean rebel factions since 66 ce, following the jerusalem riots of 66, when the judean provisional government was formed in jerusalem.
siege of jerusalem (70 ce)