The Maccabean revolt is presented as a minority religious rebellion whose success becomes Hanukkah.
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Maccabees
Dante's Hell is not just a ladder of sins in this lecture.
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Dante's Hell is not just a ladder of sins in this lecture.
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"They'll work as officials, they'll work as artisans, they'll work as trade spewers, merchants. And so they're scattered around the Hellenistic world. And as..."
"...the Hanukkah Festival, okay? Hanukkah. And that's a celebration of the Maccabees' revolt against the Greeks. And the reason why is the Greeks wanted..."
"...me he'll be a second Jason of whom we read in Maccabees and just as Jason's king was soft to him so shall the..."
"But this kingdom of the Maccabees will not last very long. Again, the problem is that Jerusalem, it is the nexus of empires. And..."
"...rebel against the Seleucid Empire and establish the Ring of the Maccabees. But that didn't last very long because the Romans came right after..."
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