Simon bar Kokhba
Also known as: Simon ben Kosiba
Israelite
Jewish rebel. When the Romans decided to erect a pagan city on the site of Jerusalem, Bar Kokhba died leading a rebellion that was savagely put down by the Emperor Hadrian.
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