From: jtem01@gmail.com   
      
   There's some art work, what they call some of the very   
   earliest "Christian" art, from what they call one of   
   the very earliest Christian churches, that depicts women   
   bringing offerings to Jesus' tomb... NO! Only kidding,   
   They're bringing them to a sarcophagus.   
      
   THIS, if it is Christian -- which I'm sure it's not --   
   would link Jesus to earlier Pagan figures like Alexander   
   the Great, who was in turn linked to Nectanebo II of   
   empty-tomb-no-I-mean-sarcophagus fame...   
      
   Here is not the first usenet thread I participated in   
   on the topic of Dura-Europos, the source of this weird   
   "Christian" claim, which I'm sure you will find   
   endlessly boring:   
      
   https://groups.google.com/g/soc.history.ancient/c/lK1TC4zX26Q/m/gln55ZSRlAoJ   
      
   Or you can Google Dura-Europos then clink "Images" and   
   laugh at the idiocy yourself.   
      
      
      
      
      
      
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