Antiquities

Aramaic was an ancient Armenian dialect and script

Aramaic (ARam, an Armenian designation) was an ancient Armenian dialect and script, which was falsely turned to Semitic by researchers.

During ancient times, there were no copyright laws, which was the force behind misinheritance by the Hebrews to use as their own script.

This led to mistranslations and misusage by them, which was eventually mistranslated by the Greeks. And until today, this falsehood stands.

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