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No, the Romans destroyed the second temple in 70 AD.

No, the Romans destroyed the second temple in 70 AD.

No, the Romans destroyed the second temple in 70 AD.

No, the Romans destroyed the second temple in 70 AD.

No, the Romans destroyed the second temple in 70 AD.

No, the Romans destroyed the second temple in 70 AD.

No, the Romans destroyed the second temple in 70 AD.

No, the Romans destroyed the second temple in 70 AD.

No, the Romans destroyed the second temple in 70 AD.

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