The Greeks and the Hebrews. The relation between these two peoples of the Ancient Mediterranean is seldom mentioned. Evidence that the oldest language of Crete is Semitic, however, suggests that the two cultures have common roots
ugar. Material; cf. A. Mackay, ScAm 213/2 (August 1965) 6; C. H. Gordon, ebd.
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