masada

We read the Copper Scroll together, the Masada fragments of Ben Sira, so many wonderful texts.

The families on Masada killed themselves before the Romans broke in with their constructed ramp.

Golden age 80’s miniseries like Winds of War, V and Masada from the 80’s had budgets on par with big movie blockbusters.

Always wish I could get my wife to read it so she could see Masada and maybe draw some helpful parallels.

I only hope Dang can hold down the fort for as long as possible; HN will be the Masada of the internet.

I have not died on Masada so freely expect SJW to storm me.

The actual accusation from the article is: “But Jamie Masada, the Laugh Factory’s owner, has a different perspective on Netflix’s growing library of stand-up comedy specials.

As Frankl’s biographer Timothy Pytell points out, their “Masada tactic” was an act of protest.

Masada is a kind of mirror into Israeli society – how we look at Masada shows a lot of the political and social changes society has undergone.” Where the quote in question is in the [...] above, with some other remarks.

Historians often talk about Rome's "tenacity" -- the fraction of their male population they were willing to throw into the meat grinder of a failing war machine, the number of people they were willing to nail to trees when they risked their lives to complain about taxes, the lengths they were willing to go to in order to put down a tax rebellion (see: the giant earthen ramp up the walls of Masada) and so on.

Masada about my external world, but I do definitely share some of those core feelings.

That's funny, but it seems to be keying off Masada.

Masada was crushed in a brutal invasion.