The Roman Empire gave Jews tax breaks.
What's not to like?๐๐คฃ
In Rome itself, Caesar granted Jewish communities exceptional rights:
Tax Relief: Reduction of tribute, particularly during the Sabbatical year, and protection from arbitrary exactions.
IMPERIUM - Roman Empire and Jews. Tax Relief. I like that!
In Rome itself, Caesar granted Jewish communities exceptional rights:
Tax Relief: Reduction of tribute, particularly during the Sabbatical year, and protection from arbitrary exactions.
God Bless our Roman IMPERIUM!
In Rome itself, Hail Caesar granted Jewish communities fundamental civil rights and legal recognition, including:
Religious Freedom: The right to observe the Sabbath, follow dietary laws (kosher), and practice their religion without interference.
IMPERIUM! Hail Caesar!
In Rome itself, Caesar granted Jewish communities fundamental civil rights and legal recognition, including:
Self-Governance: The right to administer their own community affairs, own property for worship and burial, and hold their own courts of justice.
Why Hollywood Hates the Greeks and Loves the Roman Empire.
In Rome itself, Caesar granted Jewish communities exemptions:
Exemptions: Exemption from military service to prevent conflict with religious observances, and permission to collect and send the Temple tax to Jerusalem.
What Roman Empire did for the Jews and why their media today loves the Roman Empire.
In Rome itself, Caesar granted Jewish communities exceptional rights:
Tax Relief: Reduction of tribute, particularly during the Sabbatical year, and protection from arbitrary exactions.
In Rome itself, Caesar granted Jewish communities fundamental civil rights and legal recognition, including:
Legal Status: Recognition of Jewish communities as collegia licita (legal associations), allowing them to function as corporate bodies similar to other Roman guilds.
Americans have been fed a lot of lies about the "Aryan" Roman Empire when it was like our current US military empire.
In Rome itself, Caesar granted Jewish communities fundamental civil rights and legal recognition
@psyop_observer3 In Rome itself, Caesar granted Jewish communities fundamental civil rights and legal recognition, including:
Legal Status: Recognition of Jewish communities as collegia licita (legal associations), allowing them to function as corporate bodies similar to other Roman guilds.
Velleius Paterculus, for example, writes in his Roman History, โIt seems not at all useless to digress here to say which race and tribe (gens et natio), reduced to provincial status, was made tax-paying, and under whose military command ...โ (2.38.1; composed before 31 CE).
In many ways the Hellenic Greeks were much more powerfully cohesive in their religious pagan God pantheon than the more spread out Celts.
Greeks are said to share a certain โGreeknessโ because of their shared religious practices 430 BCE Herodotus (Histories 8.144.2)
The Greek Pagan God pantheon was much more closely contained than the wider spread out Celtic Pagan God pantheon, which due to vast geography had many variations in religious Celt God practice.
Difference between Greece and Roman Empire.
"Diversity is considered fundamental to Roman Empire. This contrasts an important definition of โGreeknessโ because of their shared blood (i.e., a common descent) written in 430 BCE by Greek historian Herodotus (Histories 8.144.2).
Greeks are said to share a certain โGreeknessโ because of their shared blood (i.e. a common descent), shared language, (Histories 8.144.2). Such commonalities did not hold for Romans, whose phenomenal geopolitical growth caused them to continually reassess who and what they were.
"Greeks share a certain โGreeknessโ because of their shared blood (i.e., a common descent). 430 BCE by Greek historian Herodotus (Histories 8.144.2)
Diversity is considered fundamental to Rome and the Romans."
Cambridge University Press
Peoples of the Roman World
M. Boatwright
Roman Empire was multi-racial as early as 100 BCE.
โthe victorious Roman people of all racesโ
(Cicero,On the Orator 2.76; 55 BCE)
Chapter 1
Rome and Its Peoples
Cambridge University Press
978-0-521-84062-0 - Peoples of the Roman World
Mary T. Boatwright