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The  Chrestiani  (or  Christiani ) who, according to Tacitus, were executed by Nero for setting the fire of 64 CE were very likely apocalyptic and nationalist Judaeans rather than the New Covenant people greeted by Paul at Romans 16. For many observant Judaeans hoping for the liberation of Judaea from the Roman Empire, the title  Christos  (Messiah) was especially a reference to Jesus  Nazoraios . Latin-speakers evidently coined the label  Christiani  for the boldest and loudest of these Judaean believers in the ascended  Christos . Fervour for the expected return of  Christos  from heaven was intense among Judaeans in the 60s, contributing to the revolt of 66–70.

Judaean Christiani in the Middle Decades of the First Century