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FOOTNOTES
@5:15 - Philo on Nimrod, from "Questions and Answers on Genesis", book II, section 82:
"On which account there is much propriety in the expression, he was a giant against God, which thus declares the opposition of such beings to the deity; for a wicked man is nothing else than an enemy, contending against God: on which account it has become a proverb that every one who sins greatly ought to be referred to him as the original and chief of sinners, being spoken of "as a second Nimrod." Therefore his very name is an indication of his character, for it is interpreted Ethiopian, and his art is that of hunting, both of which things are detestable: an Ethiopian because unmitigated wickedness has no participation in light, but imitates night and darkness: and the practice of the huntsman is as much as possible at variance with rational nature, for he who lives among wild beasts wishes to live the life of a beast, and to be equal to the brutes in the vices of wickedness."

@5:20 - image from "Nimrod and Japheth - Slavery as it Relates to the Negro", page 238
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