The Lucan Acts and the Roman Wars

The Romans saw Christians basically as Jews until about that 98 time, which I think is after the destruction of the temple. It wasn't until Nerva around, you know, 98 that they stopped charging Christians the Fiskus Yudayorum,. The new tax they had on Jews to replace the temple tax you mentioned earlier. They said, oh, well, there's no more temple, but there's still a tax and that goes to us.