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	~~'''Roman Governors of Syria ''' were appointed since 65 BCE.~~

	~~==Overview==~~

	From 65 BCE to 70 CE, the Roman Governors of Syria had supervision on the political and military affairs in Judea. As a result, some of them, notably, [[Scaurus]], [[Gabinius]], [[Varus]], [[Quirinius]], and [[Cestius Gallus]], played an important role in Second Temple
	~~Jewish history, although Judea was never directly annexed to the Roman Province of Syria.~~

	~~==List of Roman Governors of Syria==~~

	~~====Appointed by [[Pompey]], 65-48 BCE====~~

	*[[Scaurus\|Marcus Aemilius Scaurus]], 65-62 BCE

	*[[Marcius Philippus\|Lucius Marcius Philippus]], 61-60 BCE

	*[[Lentulus Marcellinus\|Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus Marcellinus]], 59-58 BCE

	*[[Gabinius\|Aulus Gabinius]], 57 – 55 BCE

	*[[Crassus\|Marcus Licinius Crassus]], 54-53 BCE

	*[[Cassius Longinus\|Gaius Cassius Longinus]], 53-51 BCe

	*[[Bibulus\|Marcus Calpurnius Bibulus]], 51-50 BCE

	*[[Veiento]], 50/49 BCE

	*[[Metellus Scipio]], 49-48 BCE

	~~====Appointed by [[Julius Caesar]], 47-44 BCE====~~

	*[[Sextus Julius Caesar]], 47-46 BCE

	*Caecilius Bassus, 46-44 BCE

	*Antistius Vetus, 45 BCE

	*Lucius Staius Murcus, 44 BCE

	~~====Appointed by [[Cassius]], 44-42 BCE====~~

	*Gaius Cassius Longinus, 44-42 BCE

	~~====Appointed by [[Mark Anthony]], 41-30 BCE====~~

	*Lucius Decidius Saxa, 41-40 BCE

	~~< Parthian occupation, 40-39 BCE >~~

	*Publius Ventidius Bassus, 39-38 BCE
	*Gaius Sosius, 38-37 BCE
	*Lucius Munatius Plancus, 35 BCE
	*Lucius Calpurnius Bibulus, 34/33-33/32 BCE

	~~====Appointed by [[Augustus]], 30 BCE - 14 CE====~~

	*Quintus Didius, 30 BCE

	*Marcus Valerius Messalla Corvinus, 29 BCE

	*Cicero Minor, 28-25 BCE

	*Varro, 25-23 BCE

	*Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, 23-13 BCE

	*Marcus Titius, 13/12 to 10/9 BCe

	*Gaius Sentius Saturninus, 10/9 to 7/6 BCE

	*[[Varus\|Publius Quinctilius Varus]], 7/6 to 4 BCE

	*L. Calpurnius Piso, 4-1 BCE

	*Gaius Julius Caesar Vipsanianus]], 1 BCE to 4 CE

	*Lucius Volusius Saturninus, 4-5 CE

	*[[Quirinius\|Publius Sulpicius Quirinius]], 6-9
	**[[Coponius]] (6-9) was the first Roman Governor of Judea

	*Quintus Caecilius Metellus Creticus Silanus, 12-17
	**[[Annius Rufus]] (12–15) and [[Valerius Gratus]] (15-26) were Roman Governors of Judea

	~~====Appointed by [[Tiberius]], 14-37 CE====~~

	*[[Gnaeus Calpurnius Piso]], 17-19 CE
	**[[Valerius Gratus]] (15-26 CE) was Roman Governor of Judea
	**[[Simon ben Camith]] (17-18 CE), and [[Caiaphas]] (18-36 CE) were High Priests in Jerusalem

	*[[Gnaeus Sentius Saturninus]], 19-21 CE
	**[[Valerius Gratus]] (15-26 CE) was Roman Governor of Judea.
	**[[Caiaphas]] (18-36 CE) was High Priests in Jerusalem

	*[[Lucius Aelius Lamia]], 22-32 CE
	**[[Valerius Gratus]] (15-26) and then [[Pontius Pilate]] (26–36) were Roman Governors of Judea
	**[[Caiaphas]] (18-36 CE) was High Priests in Jerusalem.

	*[[Lucius Pomponius Flaccus]], 32-35 CE
	**[[Pontius Pilate]] (26-36) was the Roman Governor of Judea
	**[[Caiaphas]] (18-36 CE) was High Priests in Jerusalem.

	*[[Lucius Vitellius the Elder]], 35-39 CE
	**[[Pontius Pilate]] (15-36 CE), [[Marcellus]] (36-37 CE), and [[Marullus]] (37-41 CE) were Roman Governors of Judea.
	**[[Caiaphas]] (18-36 CE), [[Jonathan ben Ananus]] (36-37 CE), and [[Theophilus ben Ananus]] (39-41 CE) were High Priests in Jerusalem.

	~~====Appointed by [[Caligula]], 37-41 CE====~~

	*[[Publius Petronius]], 39-41 CE
	**[[Marullus]] (37-41 CE) was Roman Governor of Judea
	**[[Theophilus ben Ananus]] (37-41 CE) was High Priest in Jerusalem

	~~====Appointed by [[Claudius]], 41-54 CE====~~

	*Gnaeus Vibius Marcus, 41/42 – 44/45
	**[[Herod Agrippa]] (41-44) ruled as king of the Jews

	*Cassius Longinus, 45-49
	**[[Fadus\|Cuspius Fadus]] (44–46), and then [[Tiberius Alexander\|Tiberius Julius Alexander]] (46–48) and [[Cumanus\|Ventidius Cumanus]] (48–52) were Roman Governors of Judea

	*Gaius Ummidius Durmius Quadratus, 50-60
	**[[Cumanus\|Ventidius Cumanus]] (48–52) and then [[Felix\|Marcus Antonius Felix]] (52–58) and [[Festus\|Porcius Festus]] (58–62) were Roman Governors of Judea

	~~====Appointed by [[Nero]], 54-68 CE====~~

	*Gnaeus Domitius Corbulo, 60-63
	**[[Festus\|Porcius Festus]] (58–62) and then [[Albinus\|Lucceius Albinus]] (62–64) were Roman Governors of Judea

	*[[Cestius Gallus]], 63-67
	**[[Albinus\|Lucceius Albinus]] (62–64) and then [[Florus\|Gessius Florus]] (64–66) were Roman Governors of Judea

	*Gaius Licinius Mucianus, 67-69
	**At the outbreak of the [[Jewish War]], [[Vespasian]] was appointed to suppress the revolt

	~~====Appointed by [[Vespasian]], 69-79 CE====~~

	*[[Lucius Caesennius Paetus]], 70-72 CE

	*[[Marcus Ulpius Traianus]], 73-78 CE

	~~==External links==~~
	*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Roman_governors_of_Syria Wikipedia]

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	**[[Pontius Pilate]] (15-36 CE), [[Marcellus]] (36-37 CE), and [[Marullus]] (37-41 CE) were Roman Governors of Judea.		**[[Pontius Pilate]] (15-36 CE), [[Marcellus]] (36-37 CE), and [[Marullus]] (37-41 CE) were Roman Governors of Judea.
	**[[Caiaphas]] (18-36 CE), [[Jonathan ben Ananus]] (36-37 CE), and [[Theophilus ben Ananus]] (39-41 CE) were High Priests in Jerusalem.		**[[Caiaphas]] (18-36 CE), [[Jonathan ben Ananus]] (36-37 CE), and [[Theophilus ben Ananus]] (39-41 CE) were High Priests in Jerusalem.

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	~~#REDIRECT~~ [[:Category:Roman Governors of Syria (subject)]]		*ANCIENT SOURCES: see [[Roman Governors of Syria (sources)]]
			*SCHOLARLY AND FICTIONAL WORKS: see [[:Category:Roman Governors of Syria (subject)]]


			'''Roman Governors of Syria ''' were appointed since 65 BCE.

			==Overview==

			From 65 BCE to 70 CE, the Roman Governors of Syria had supervision on the political and military affairs in Judea. As a result, some of them, notably, [[Scaurus]], [[Gabinius]], [[Varus]], [[Quirinius]], and [[Cestius Gallus]], played an important role in Second Temple
			Jewish history, although Judea was never directly annexed to the Roman Province of Syria.

			==List of Roman Governors of Syria==

			====Appointed by [[Pompey]], 65-48 BCE====

			*[[Scaurus\|Marcus Aemilius Scaurus]], 65-62 BCE

			*[[Marcius Philippus\|Lucius Marcius Philippus]], 61-60 BCE

			*[[Lentulus Marcellinus\|Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus Marcellinus]], 59-58 BCE

			*[[Gabinius\|Aulus Gabinius]], 57 – 55 BCE

			*[[Crassus\|Marcus Licinius Crassus]], 54-53 BCE

			*[[Cassius Longinus\|Gaius Cassius Longinus]], 53-51 BCe

			*[[Bibulus\|Marcus Calpurnius Bibulus]], 51-50 BCE

			*[[Veiento]], 50/49 BCE

			*[[Metellus Scipio]], 49-48 BCE

			====Appointed by [[Julius Caesar]], 47-44 BCE====

			*[[Sextus Julius Caesar]], 47-46 BCE

			*Caecilius Bassus, 46-44 BCE

			*Antistius Vetus, 45 BCE

			*Lucius Staius Murcus, 44 BCE

			====Appointed by [[Cassius]], 44-42 BCE====

			*Gaius Cassius Longinus, 44-42 BCE

			====Appointed by [[Mark Anthony]], 41-30 BCE====

			*Lucius Decidius Saxa, 41-40 BCE

			< Parthian occupation, 40-39 BCE >

			*Publius Ventidius Bassus, 39-38 BCE
			*Gaius Sosius, 38-37 BCE
			*Lucius Munatius Plancus, 35 BCE
			*Lucius Calpurnius Bibulus, 34/33-33/32 BCE

			====Appointed by [[Augustus]], 30 BCE - 14 CE====

			*Quintus Didius, 30 BCE

			*Marcus Valerius Messalla Corvinus, 29 BCE

			*Cicero Minor, 28-25 BCE

			*Varro, 25-23 BCE

			*Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, 23-13 BCE

			*Marcus Titius, 13/12 to 10/9 BCe

			*Gaius Sentius Saturninus, 10/9 to 7/6 BCE

			*[[Varus\|Publius Quinctilius Varus]], 7/6 to 4 BCE

			*L. Calpurnius Piso, 4-1 BCE

			*Gaius Julius Caesar Vipsanianus]], 1 BCE to 4 CE

			*Lucius Volusius Saturninus, 4-5 CE

			*[[Quirinius\|Publius Sulpicius Quirinius]], 6-9
			**[[Coponius]] (6-9) was the first Roman Governor of Judea

			*Quintus Caecilius Metellus Creticus Silanus, 12-17
			**[[Annius Rufus]] (12–15) and [[Valerius Gratus]] (15-26) were Roman Governors of Judea

			====Appointed by [[Tiberius]], 14-37 CE====

			*[[Gnaeus Calpurnius Piso]], 17-19 CE
			**[[Valerius Gratus]] (15-26 CE) was Roman Governor of Judea
			**[[Simon ben Camith]] (17-18 CE), and [[Caiaphas]] (18-36 CE) were High Priests in Jerusalem

			*[[Gnaeus Sentius Saturninus]], 19-21 CE
			**[[Valerius Gratus]] (15-26 CE) was Roman Governor of Judea.
			**[[Caiaphas]] (18-36 CE) was High Priests in Jerusalem

			*[[Lucius Aelius Lamia]], 22-32 CE
			**[[Valerius Gratus]] (15-26) and then [[Pontius Pilate]] (26–36) were Roman Governors of Judea
			**[[Caiaphas]] (18-36 CE) was High Priests in Jerusalem.

			*[[Lucius Pomponius Flaccus]], 32-35 CE
			**[[Pontius Pilate]] (26-36) was the Roman Governor of Judea
			**[[Caiaphas]] (18-36 CE) was High Priests in Jerusalem.

			*[[Lucius Vitellius]], 35-39 CE
			**[[Pontius Pilate]] (15-36 CE), [[Marcellus]] (36-37 CE), and [[Marullus]] (37-41 CE) were Roman Governors of Judea.
			**[[Caiaphas]] (18-36 CE), [[Jonathan ben Ananus]] (36-37 CE), and [[Theophilus ben Ananus]] (39-41 CE) were High Priests in Jerusalem.

			====Appointed by [[Caligula]], 37-41 CE====

			*[[Publius Petronius]], 39-41 CE
			**[[Marullus]] (37-41 CE) was Roman Governor of Judea
			**[[Theophilus ben Ananus]] (37-41 CE) was High Priest in Jerusalem

			====Appointed by [[Claudius]], 41-54 CE====

			*Gnaeus Vibius Marcus, 41/42 – 44/45
			**[[Herod Agrippa]] (41-44) ruled as king of the Jews

			*Cassius Longinus, 45-49
			**[[Fadus\|Cuspius Fadus]] (44–46), and then [[Tiberius Alexander\|Tiberius Julius Alexander]] (46–48) and [[Cumanus\|Ventidius Cumanus]] (48–52) were Roman Governors of Judea

			*Gaius Ummidius Durmius Quadratus, 50-60
			**[[Cumanus\|Ventidius Cumanus]] (48–52) and then [[Felix\|Marcus Antonius Felix]] (52–58) and [[Festus\|Porcius Festus]] (58–62) were Roman Governors of Judea

			====Appointed by [[Nero]], 54-68 CE====

			*Gnaeus Domitius Corbulo, 60-63
			**[[Festus\|Porcius Festus]] (58–62) and then [[Albinus\|Lucceius Albinus]] (62–64) were Roman Governors of Judea

			*[[Cestius Gallus]], 63-67
			**[[Albinus\|Lucceius Albinus]] (62–64) and then [[Florus\|Gessius Florus]] (64–66) were Roman Governors of Judea

			*Gaius Licinius Mucianus, 67-69
			**At the outbreak of the [[Jewish War]], [[Vespasian]] was appointed to suppress the revolt

			====Appointed by [[Vespasian]], 69-79 CE====

			*[[Lucius Caesennius Paetus]], 70-72 CE

			*[[Marcus Ulpius Traianus]], 73-78 CE

			==External links==
			*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Roman_governors_of_Syria Wikipedia]


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