135 Bar Kokhba, original name Simeon Bar Kosba, Kosba also spelled Koseba, Kosiba, or Kochba, also called Bar Koziba (died 135 ce) Jewish leader who led a bitter but unsuccessful revolt (132 135 ce) against Roman dominion in Judaea.
However, resistance to Roman rule continued sporadically and Rome did not completely consolidate control of the region until Augustus's general Tiberius put down the Great Illyrian Revolt, a bitter struggle waged from 6 to 9 AD.
For many, the revolt was driven by a bitter family history.
With bitter battles and possibly a large-scale revolt now looming over the final text, the chairman of the European convention insisted that tough choices lay ahead if the EU was to advance.
Although the rest of Zeno's reign was free from revolts and invasions, there were bitter disputes between the orthodox Christians and Monophysites, a heretical faction that believed the divine and human natures of Christ were one.
The pamphlet ascribes this to "bitter and brutal" fighting during a left-wing revolt.
The decision is causing tensions inside both the Conservative and Labour parties, and could prompt resignations from the cabinet and – in the case of bitter disputes among London Labour MPs – become the next flashpoint for revolt against Jeremy Corbyn's leadership.
By resorting to such powers, Mr. Botha undermined his own legitimacy in the face of a broadening revolt that forced the authorities to negotiate with their most bitter adversaries.
To his account of a self-destructive sexual revolt against a repressive religious world, Singer harnessed the political disillusionment of his brother to create a bitter parable about Communist hysteria.
Public spending was vastly skewed towards whites; land ownership, perhaps the bitterest of political issues, was fiercely inequitable.So Mr Smith's rebellion really had no similarities to the American revolt 200 years earlier.
