Outlines of Jewish History from B.C. 586 to C.E. 1885Magnus, Katie, Lady
History
Outlines of Jewish History from B.C. 586 to C.E. 1885
Magnus, Katie, Lady
Jews -- History; Jews -- History -- 70-
The Temple rebuilt by Herod 20
C.E.
Judea a Roman province 7
Origin of the Christian religion 37
Philo, Jewish philosopher in Alexandria 40
Fall of Jerusalem and destruction of the Temple 70
Jochanan ben Zakkai establishes a college at Jamnia 70
The Pentateuch is translated into Chaldee by Onkelos, 130
and the whole Bible into Greek by Akylos
The Jews rise under Barcochba against the Romans 133‒135
Akiba dies 135
Compilation of the Mishnah by Rabbi Judah ha-Nasi 190
Colleges founded in Babylonia by Rab and Samuel 219
The Jerusalem Talmud compiled 320
Hillel II. fixes the Jewish calendar (at present 360
in use)
The Babylonian Talmud completed 500
A Jewish kingdom in Yemen 500
First Gaon in Sura, Mar Isaac 658
Origin of the vowel signs and accents in Hebrew 650
The Arabs conquer Spain 711
The Chazars embrace Judaism 740
Development of Karaism 761
Saadia of Fajum, philosopher and theologian 892‒942
Foundation of colleges by Babylonian scholars in
Western countries 950
Hai, the last of the Gaonim 998‒1038
Solomon Gabirol 1037‒1070
Rashi (Rabbi Solomon Yitschaki) 1040‒1105
Beginning of the Crusades and of the persecutions 1096
of the Jews in Europe
Moses ibn Ezra 1070‒1139
Judah ha-Levi 1085‒1145
Abraham ibn Ezra 1092‒1167
Moses Maimonides 1135‒1204
Benjamin of Tudela, traveller 1165‒1173
Persecution of Jews in England under Richard I. 1189
The writings of Maimonides burnt at Paris 1233
The Jewish Parliament summoned by Henry III. 1240
Copies of the Talmud burnt at Paris 1242
Expulsion of Jews from England 1290
Jacob Asheri completes the religious code called 1340
the Four Turim
Persecution of Jews in Europe in consequence of the 1349
Black Death
Don Isaac Abarbanel 1437‒1509
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