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angellous_evangellous
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Rephrase:
1) There were dogs in the Roman world
2) There were a lot of people who were crucified and eaten by dogs (there would be absolutely no archaeological proof for this, and very little literary evidence, if any)
3) Jesus was crucified
4) Jesus was eaten by dogs, despite any evidence pointing to such a thing
I don't see why the Jews or Romans would bother moving crucified bodies and dumping them anywhere. Normally the crucified were just left by the side of the road, perhaps sometimes removed by friends and family for burial. But the Romans didn't care about the crucified, and the Jews would bury them properly if they bothered to remove the body.
1) There were dogs in the Roman world
2) There were a lot of people who were crucified and eaten by dogs (there would be absolutely no archaeological proof for this, and very little literary evidence, if any)
3) Jesus was crucified
4) Jesus was eaten by dogs, despite any evidence pointing to such a thing
I don't see why the Jews or Romans would bother moving crucified bodies and dumping them anywhere. Normally the crucified were just left by the side of the road, perhaps sometimes removed by friends and family for burial. But the Romans didn't care about the crucified, and the Jews would bury them properly if they bothered to remove the body.