Eutropius°
EUTROPIUS°
EUTROPIUS ° (fourth century c.e.), author of a compendium of Roman history. He mentions *Pompey's Judean campaign in 63 b.c.e. and the subjugation of the Jews by *Vespasian (Breviarium, 6:14, 16; 7:19).
[Jacob Petroff]
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Born: c. 83 b.c.e.
Rome (now in Italy)
Died: 30 b.c.e.
Alexandria, Egypt
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