How Could Symeon be James the Just's Successor on the Episcopal Throne of Jerusalem if He was Crucified Under Trajan?

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Re: How Could Symeon be James the Just's Successor on the Episcopal Throne of Jerusalem if He was Crucified Under Trajan

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The agreement with 'Josephus the Jew' - the chronicler has been noted by many scholars. There seems to have been a chronology dated to 147 CE.
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