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Roman emperor who persecuted Christians and whose name in Hebrew numerology adds up to 666.
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One of the most famous Roman emperors. His face appears on coins, his name is on inscriptions across the empire, and major Roman historians — Tacitus, Suetonius, and Josephus — all wrote extensively about him.
open_in_newNero Claudius Caesar (37-68 AD) was the Roman emperor who launched the first major state persecution of Christians, blaming them for the Great Fire of Rome in AD 64. Early Christian interpreters identified him as the beast of Revelation, noting that his name in Hebrew numerals (Neron Qesar) totals 666.
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