The ancient Europeans never considered jews to be one of them lmao. If they were not considered outsiders they would not have been expelled again and again. Ancient Europeans never considered jews as one of them.
That's too bad that you're wrong. Jews have lived in Europe for millennia, and many are European. The romans understood this concept. There were both jews and christians (off-set jews) living in Rome. Their opposition to both was the fact that the romans saw both as a backward and inferior culture of religious looneys. At no point did the Romans consider either group "non European".
The ancient Europeans never considered jews to be one of them lmao. If they were not considered outsiders they would not have been expelled again and again. Ancient Europeans never considered jews as one of them.
That's too bad that you're wrong. Jews have lived in Europe for millennia, and many are European. The romans understood this concept. There were both jews and christians (off-set jews) living in Rome. Their opposition to both was the fact that the romans saw both as a backward and inferior culture of religious looneys. At no point did the Romans consider either group "non European".