抖文 - Jewish Uprising: How Guerrilla Tactics Devastated Ancient Roman Legions 的评论
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link: https://www.douwen.me/archives/663/
description: Within the vast territories of ancient Rome, military discipline and ruling power were once symbo...
items: AncientWarfare
items: CasualReader
items: ClassicsStudent
items: Skeptic42
items: MilitaryHistorian
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items: RomanEmpireNerd
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AncientWarfare
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date: 2026-05-13T12:02:41+08:00
description: The mountainous terrain west of Jerusalem would've been perfect for ambush tactics. Romans dominated open battlefields but struggling in unfamiliar, elevated terrain makes total sense from a tactical perspective. Eager to see what else the article covers.|

CasualReader
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date: 2026-05-14T00:38:15+08:00
description: Honestly just enjoying learning something new today. Never knew this happened!|

ClassicsStudent
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date: 2026-05-13T11:56:55+08:00
description: This must be referring to Cestius Gallus! The ambush at Beth Horon in 66 CE. His legion suffered massive casualties. Such a turning point in Jewish-Roman relations. Great topic choice for an article!|

Skeptic42
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date: 2026-05-13T01:23:53+08:00
description: The headline seems a bit clickbaity to me. "Devastated" is a strong word. Rome ultimately crushed the rebellion and destroyed Jerusalem. One battle doesn't define a war.|

MilitaryHistorian
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date: 2026-05-13T12:22:38+08:00
description: Guerrilla tactics vs. disciplined phalanx formations—this is exactly why unconventional warfare remains relevant today. Would love to know more about their specific strategies.|

JewishHeritage_
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date: 2026-05-13T02:49:31+08:00
description: Finally! History often glosses over Jewish resistance during this period. It's important to remember that Rome wasn't invincible and that oppressed people found ways to fight back, even against impossible odds.|

RomanEmpireNerd
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date: 2026-05-13T19:46:06+08:00
description: Wait, which legion was this? I know about the Jewish Wars but I don't recall a legion being "nearly completely destroyed" in 66 CE. The article cuts off mid-sentence so I can't verify this claim.|

HistoryBuff2024
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date: 2026-05-13T08:10:39+08:00
description: This is fascinating! The idea that guerrilla warfare could actually defeat Roman legions challenges everything we think we know about their military superiority. Definitely need to read the full article.|