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“Christianity: A Criminal Investigation of the Motivation, Structure, Growth, and Threat to Rome. At that time, Rome was riddled with cross currents and struggles for power. Vespasian was the fourth emperor in a year. The other three were either murdered or forced into suicide. Vespasian, the general in command in suppressing the revolt of the Jews in Judea, seized power backed by the might of his Germanic Legions”