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Agrippa I: (c. 10 BCE-44 CE) Grandson of Herod. He was appointed by the Roman Emperor to rule over Judea and was pious and kind to his subjects. During his reign, the Jews began to prosper and live comfortably. The Sages of the time accorded him great respect. He died suddenly at the games in Cæsarea in 44 CE.
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Agrippa I, appointed by the Roman Emperor to rule over Judea, was pious and kind to his subjects. During his reign, the Jews began to prosper and live comfortably. The Sages of the time accorded him great respect. Agrippa I started construction to repair,...
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This class continues to describe the reign of the Herodian kings and the events leading to the fall of the Holy Temple to the Roman Emperor, Titus.
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