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- Niger_the_Perean abstract "Niger of Perea (d. 68) was a military leader during the First Jewish–Roman War. During the attack on Cestius in 66, he distinguished himself, which led to his becoming governor of Idumea. The same year, he led a disastrous attack on Ashkelon, which remained loyal to the Roman Empire, along with John the Essene and Silas the Babylonian, both of whom died. He later led another failed attack on Ashkelon from Idumea. After this attack, he was described as having "filled all the Jews with an unexpected joy, as though he were preserved by God's providence to be their commander for the time to come". He was killed by zealots in Jerusalem, due to his moderate views, which led people to believe that he wanted to make peace with Rome.".
- Niger_the_Perean deathPlace Jerusalem.
- Niger_the_Perean wikiPageID "41387297".
- Niger_the_Perean wikiPageRevisionID "605767565".
- Niger_the_Perean name "Perean, Niger the".
- Niger_the_Perean placeOfDeath "Jerusalem, Temple Mount".
- Niger_the_Perean subject Category:68_deaths.
- Niger_the_Perean subject Category:Jews_and_Judaism_in_the_Roman_Empire.
- Niger_the_Perean subject Category:Roman-era_Jews.
- Niger_the_Perean subject Category:Year_of_birth_unknown.
- Niger_the_Perean type Agent.
- Niger_the_Perean type Person.
- Niger_the_Perean type Person.
- Niger_the_Perean type Q215627.
- Niger_the_Perean type Q5.
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- Niger_the_Perean type NaturalPerson.
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- Niger_the_Perean comment "Niger of Perea (d. 68) was a military leader during the First Jewish–Roman War. During the attack on Cestius in 66, he distinguished himself, which led to his becoming governor of Idumea. The same year, he led a disastrous attack on Ashkelon, which remained loyal to the Roman Empire, along with John the Essene and Silas the Babylonian, both of whom died. He later led another failed attack on Ashkelon from Idumea.".
- Niger_the_Perean label "Niger the Perean".
- Niger_the_Perean sameAs m.0zrrg69.
- Niger_the_Perean sameAs Q16163980.
- Niger_the_Perean sameAs Q16163980.
- Niger_the_Perean wasDerivedFrom Niger_the_Perean?oldid=605767565.
- Niger_the_Perean givenName "Niger the".
- Niger_the_Perean isPrimaryTopicOf Niger_the_Perean.
- Niger_the_Perean name "Niger the Perean".
- Niger_the_Perean name "Perean, Niger the".
- Niger_the_Perean surname "Perean".