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To be clear, we are talking about a map that drew horns on Moses because he's Jewish, not usury laws.
by empath75 8y ago
To be clear, we are talking about a map that drew horns on Moses because he's Jewish, not usury laws.
- kazinator 8y agoHow do we know the reason why the horns were drawn? Is the motivation documented in an inscription? Note that drawing horns on Moses would almost certainly constitute heresy. Moses is at least somewhat a holy figure from the Bible; drawing horns on Moses is just a step or two away from drawing horns on Jesus.
- empath75 8y agoIt’s not as if there isn’t extensive documentary evidence of semitism throughout that era up to and including massacres.