• 14th of Xanthicos (14th of Nisan, about April 14) – Siege of Jerusalem: Titus surrounds the Jewish capital, with three legions (V Macedonica, XII Fulminata and XV Apollinaris) on the western side and a fourth (X Fretensis) on the Mount of Olives to the east. He puts pressure on the food and water supplies of the inhabitants by allowing pilgrims to enter the city to celebrate Passover and then refusing them egress.
  
• About April 21 – Titus opens a full-scale assault on Jerusalem, concentrating his attack on the city's Third Wall (HaHoma HaShlishit) to the northwest. The Roman army begins trying to breach the wall using testudos, mantlets, siege towers, and battering rams.
  
• 7th of Artemisios (7th of Iyar, about May 6) – The Third Wall of Jerusalem collapses and the Jews withdraw from Bezetha to the Second Wall, where the defenses are disorganized.
  
• 12th of Artemisios (12th of Iyar, about May 11) – Titus and his Roman legions breach the Second Wall of Jerusalem. The Jewish defenders retreat to the First Wall. The Romans start building a circumvallation, all trees within 90 stadia (ca. fifteen kilometres) of the city are cut down.
  
• 21st of Artemisios (about May 20 or 21) – A "certain prodigious and incredible phenomenon", "chariots and troops" seen running in the clouds around Jerusalem.
  
• Pentecost (Shavuot, 6th of Sivan, about June 4) – Priests in Temple in Jerusalem feel a quaking and hear "a sound as of a great multitude saying, Let us remove hence".
  
• 17th of Panemos (17th of Tammuz), about July 14) – Sacrifices cease in the temple.
  
• 24th of Panemos[6] (about July 20) – Romans set fire to cloister after capture of the Fortress of Antonia north of the Temple Mount. The Romans are drawn into street fighting with the Zealots.
  
• 10th of Loios[7] (9th or 10th of Ab, about August 4) – Titus destroys the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem. Roman troops are stationed in Jerusalem and abolish the Jewish high priesthood and Sanhedrin. This becomes known as the Fall of Jerusalem, a conclusive event in the First Jewish-Roman War (the Jewish Revolt), which began in 66 AD. Following this event, the Jewish religious leadership moves from Jerusalem to Jamnia (present day Yavne), and this date is mourned annually as the Jewish fast of Tisha B'Av.
  
• August – Titus lays siege to the Upper City of Jerusalem.
  
• 8th of Gorpiaios (8th of Elul, about September 2) – Romans gain control of all of Jerusalem and proceed to burn it and kill its remaining residents, except for some who are taken captive to be killed later or made slaves.
  

Absurd Alhazred fucked around with this message at 16:59 on May 4, 2015