- The
siege of
Yodfat (Hebrew: יוֹדְפַת, also
Jotapata, Iotapata, Yodefat) was a 47-day
siege by
Roman forces of the
Jewish town of
Yodfat which took place...
-
village dating from the time of
Joshua corresponding with the Iron Age. "
Jotapata may be the same as
Jotbah which was the
birthplace of
Meshullemeth ......
- repulsed. At length, he
resisted the
Roman army in its
siege of
Yodfat (
Jotapata)
until it fell to the
Roman army in the
lunar month of Tammuz, in the thirteenth...
- surrenders. The
disciples lose
control as they
argue about how to respond. In
Jotapata,
while s****ing
information about where Jesus is,
Andrew and
Philip encounter...
- from the city of
Jotapata,
where many Jews take
refuge from Vespasian's
campaign of terror.
Vespasian leads a three-w****
Siege of
Jotapata and
Josephus is...
-
there was no
turning back.
Josephus describes the
battering ram used at
Jotapata thus: It is an
immense beam,
similar to a ship’s mast, with one end covered...
-
described by the
Jewish historian Josephus,
including the
desperate defence of
Jotapata, the
siege of
Jerusalem (69–70 CE), the
heroic last
stand at Gamla, where...
- in Galilee,
starting with the
siege and
capture of Gabara,
followed by
Jotapata (where
Josephus was captured), and
continuing with Tiberias, Taricheae...
- 11 July 2024.
Retrieved 9
April 2024. Aviam,
Mordechai (2002). "Yodefat/
Jotapata: The
archaeology of the
first battle". In Berlin,
Andrea M.; Overman, J...
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missile power. This can be seen
during the
Jewish Revolt. In the
siege of
Jotapata in AD 68, Vespai**** or
Vespasian was said to have at
least 350 artillery...
