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What’s something you did once and immediately thought, ‘Yeah, never again’? (discuss.tchncs.de)

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 3 months ago

Supposedly Pilate pissed off the Jewish population repeatedly in his governorship by pushing Roman religion and minting coins with non-Jewish imagery, so I think we can safely say he wasn't Jewish and was presumably Greco-Roman or Mithraic.

https://coinsite.com/the-pontius-pilate-coinage/

Not being a literal expert on the topic I'm not sure whether the imagery used implies one but not the other.

Definitely not Jewish though!