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  1. @mina

    #Geschichte #KaiserKonstantin #Kalender

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    ...this principal rule of the defeated #Jews spread in many countries of the world. #Philon [of Alexandria, ca. 15 BC - 40 AD] considered #Saturday as a feast of the whole world, however, it was with regret that #Seneca [1-65 AD] admitted that “the custom of these criminal people became so strong that it has covered the whole country.

    According to #JosephFlavius, by the end of the 1st century there was no #Greek or barbarian city;...

  2. @mina

    #Geschichte #KaiserKonstantin #Kalender

    (4/n)

    ...this principal rule of the defeated #Jews spread in many countries of the world. #Philon [of Alexandria, ca. 15 BC - 40 AD] considered #Saturday as a feast of the whole world, however, it was with regret that #Seneca [1-65 AD] admitted that “the custom of these criminal people became so strong that it has covered the whole country.

    According to #JosephFlavius, by the end of the 1st century there was no #Greek or barbarian city;...

  3. @mina

    #Geschichte #KaiserKonstantin #Kalender

    (4/n)

    ...this principal rule of the defeated #Jews spread in many countries of the world. #Philon [of Alexandria, ca. 15 BC - 40 AD] considered #Saturday as a feast of the whole world, however, it was with regret that #Seneca [1-65 AD] admitted that “the custom of these criminal people became so strong that it has covered the whole country.

    According to #JosephFlavius, by the end of the 1st century there was no #Greek or barbarian city;...

  4. @mina

    #Geschichte #KaiserKonstantin #Kalender

    (4/n)

    ...this principal rule of the defeated #Jews spread in many countries of the world. #Philon [of Alexandria, ca. 15 BC - 40 AD] considered #Saturday as a feast of the whole world, however, it was with regret that #Seneca [1-65 AD] admitted that “the custom of these criminal people became so strong that it has covered the whole country.

    According to #JosephFlavius, by the end of the 1st century there was no #Greek or barbarian city;...

  5. @mina

    #Geschichte #KaiserKonstantin #Kalender

    (4/n)

    ...this principal rule of the defeated #Jews spread in many countries of the world. #Philon [of Alexandria, ca. 15 BC - 40 AD] considered #Saturday as a feast of the whole world, however, it was with regret that #Seneca [1-65 AD] admitted that “the custom of these criminal people became so strong that it has covered the whole country.

    According to #JosephFlavius, by the end of the 1st century there was no #Greek or barbarian city;...