Years covered: 70-100

What happened to all the people who survived the destruction of the temple? We take a look at their lives.

• Flavius Josephus
• Simon bar Giora x
• John of Gischala
• Berenice
• Herod Agrippa II x
• Tiberius Julius Alexander
• Julius Antiochus Epiphanes
• Epiphanes of Commagene
• Mariamne
• Demetrius the Alabarch
• Eleazar ben Yair x
• Menahem x
• Judas the Galilean x
• Shimon ben Gamliel x
• Yohanan ben Zakkai x
• Gamliel I x
• Gamliel (son of Shimon ben Gamliel)
• Rabbi Yishmael x
• Hyrcanus
• Justus
• Agrippa (son of Josephus)
• Jonathan (the Zealot) x

• Titus x
• Vespasian x
• Flavius Silva
• Domitian x
• Nerva x
• Antonius Felix
• Nero x
• Caligula x

• Drusilla
• Agrippa (nephew of Berenice) x
• Apion x
• Philo of Alexandria x

If you want, I can also tighten this further (e.g., only characters with speaking or narrative agency) or normalize it into a production-ready dramatis personae for the episode notes.

tighten to people that wer alive between 68-100

Below is a tightened, names-only list, limited to people who were alive at some point between 68–100 CE.

An “x” marks those who died within that window.

• Flavius Josephus x
• Simon bar Giora x
• John of Gischala
• Berenice
• Herod Agrippa II x
• Tiberius Julius Alexander
• Julius Antiochus Epiphanes
• Epiphanes of Commagene x
• Demetrius the Alabarch
• Eleazar ben Yair x
• Shimon ben Gamliel x
• Yohanan ben Zakkai x
• Gamliel (son of Shimon ben Gamliel)
• Rabbi Yishmael x
• Jonathan (the Zealot) x

• Titus x
• Vespasian x
• Flavius Silva
• Domitian x
• Nerva x
• Antonius Felix
• Nero x

• Drusilla
• Agrippa (nephew of Berenice) x
• Apion x

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