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Tradition says it was Peter and Paul who were martyered during the time of Nero's reign.
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Which man was martyred for his faith during the reign of the Emperor Trajan?
Ignatius
Which Caesar was ruling when paul was martyred?
Nero.
How many disciples were crucified during the reign of Emperor Nero?
We only know of one disciple who was crucified during the reign of Nero and that was traditionally, Peter. The others who were convicted were executed in the manner of arsonists and blasphemers.
Why did the Romans persecute christians during the reign of Nero?
According to the story, the Christians were used as scapegoats because of accusations that Nero had started the great fire of Rome
What happened in Ce in Rome?
64 CE was the years of the Great Fire of Rome during the reign of Nero.
When was St. Peter martyred?
The exact date is not known. However, Peter was martyred sometime between 64AD and 67AD during the reign of Roman Emperor Nero.
Who was martyred for his faith during the reign of Emperor Trajan?
Ignatius
Which man was martyred for his faith during the reign of the Emperor Trajan?
Ignatius
Which Caesar was ruling when paul was martyred?
Nero.
How many disciples were crucified during the reign of Emperor Nero?
We only know of one disciple who was crucified during the reign of Nero and that was traditionally, Peter. The others who were convicted were executed in the manner of arsonists and blasphemers.
What did Roman Emperor Nero believe about comets?
Nero did not believe anything about comets. The ancient Roman historian Tacitus reported that a comet occurred during the reign of Nero.
Why did the Romans persecute christians during the reign of Nero?
According to the story, the Christians were used as scapegoats because of accusations that Nero had started the great fire of Rome
What happened in Ce in Rome?
64 CE was the years of the Great Fire of Rome during the reign of Nero.
Did Rome gain or lose territory during Nero's reign?
Rome gained territory during Nero's reign. After the defeat of Boudicca all the Iceni lands were added to the empire. Previous to the uprising of Boudicca, the kingdom of the Iceni were an independent allied kingdom.Rome gained territory during Nero's reign. After the defeat of Boudicca all the Iceni lands were added to the empire. Previous to the uprising of Boudicca, the kingdom of the Iceni were an independent allied kingdom.Rome gained territory during Nero's reign. After the defeat of Boudicca all the Iceni lands were added to the empire. Previous to the uprising of Boudicca, the kingdom of the Iceni were an independent allied kingdom.Rome gained territory during Nero's reign. After the defeat of Boudicca all the Iceni lands were added to the empire. Previous to the uprising of Boudicca, the kingdom of the Iceni were an independent allied kingdom.Rome gained territory during Nero's reign. After the defeat of Boudicca all the Iceni lands were added to the empire. Previous to the uprising of Boudicca, the kingdom of the Iceni were an independent allied kingdom.Rome gained territory during Nero's reign. After the defeat of Boudicca all the Iceni lands were added to the empire. Previous to the uprising of Boudicca, the kingdom of the Iceni were an independent allied kingdom.Rome gained territory during Nero's reign. After the defeat of Boudicca all the Iceni lands were added to the empire. Previous to the uprising of Boudicca, the kingdom of the Iceni were an independent allied kingdom.Rome gained territory during Nero's reign. After the defeat of Boudicca all the Iceni lands were added to the empire. Previous to the uprising of Boudicca, the kingdom of the Iceni were an independent allied kingdom.Rome gained territory during Nero's reign. After the defeat of Boudicca all the Iceni lands were added to the empire. Previous to the uprising of Boudicca, the kingdom of the Iceni were an independent allied kingdom.
What were the connections between the zealots and emperor Augustus?
There were none. The Zealots rebelled against Rome during the reign of Nero.
What emperor was thought to have been responsible for the great fire in Rome?
There were at least two fires that are called the Great Fire, however I assume you mean the one during the emperor Nero's reign. Nero was rumored to have been responsible by his enemies (after his death) but there is no proof of this and most historians believe it was just another false accusation against Nero.There were at least two fires that are called the Great Fire, however I assume you mean the one during the emperor Nero's reign. Nero was rumored to have been responsible by his enemies (after his death) but there is no proof of this and most historians believe it was just another false accusation against Nero.There were at least two fires that are called the Great Fire, however I assume you mean the one during the emperor Nero's reign. Nero was rumored to have been responsible by his enemies (after his death) but there is no proof of this and most historians believe it was just another false accusation against Nero.There were at least two fires that are called the Great Fire, however I assume you mean the one during the emperor Nero's reign. Nero was rumored to have been responsible by his enemies (after his death) but there is no proof of this and most historians believe it was just another false accusation against Nero.There were at least two fires that are called the Great Fire, however I assume you mean the one during the emperor Nero's reign. Nero was rumored to have been responsible by his enemies (after his death) but there is no proof of this and most historians believe it was just another false accusation against Nero.There were at least two fires that are called the Great Fire, however I assume you mean the one during the emperor Nero's reign. Nero was rumored to have been responsible by his enemies (after his death) but there is no proof of this and most historians believe it was just another false accusation against Nero.There were at least two fires that are called the Great Fire, however I assume you mean the one during the emperor Nero's reign. Nero was rumored to have been responsible by his enemies (after his death) but there is no proof of this and most historians believe it was just another false accusation against Nero.There were at least two fires that are called the Great Fire, however I assume you mean the one during the emperor Nero's reign. Nero was rumored to have been responsible by his enemies (after his death) but there is no proof of this and most historians believe it was just another false accusation against Nero.There were at least two fires that are called the Great Fire, however I assume you mean the one during the emperor Nero's reign. Nero was rumored to have been responsible by his enemies (after his death) but there is no proof of this and most historians believe it was just another false accusation against Nero.
Who was Nero's tutor who helped run the government during the first five years of Nero's reign?
It was one of the most prominent Roman stoic philosophers, Seneca (Lucius Annaeus Seneca).
