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    During the life of Christ, Romans ruled Jerusalem; when had these Romans won control of the ancient city?

    Question #125535. Asked by star_gazer. (Mar 24 12 10:23 PM)


    MikeMaster99

    		Herod the Great captured Jerusalem in 37 BC from the Hasmonean Kingdom. Herod ruled Judea as a client-king of Rome.

    However, there was certainly significant Roman presence in Jerusalem during the 103-year Hasmonean rule.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Jerusalem

    Mar 24 12, 11:51 PM

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