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Jiang cautions that Greek and Roman charges about Carthaginian child sacrifice are enemy testimony, though he also cites archaeological remains as supporting evidence for human sacrifice.
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Child Sacrifice
Jiang cautions that Greek and Roman charges about Carthaginian child sacrifice are enemy testimony, though he also cites archaeological remains as supporting evidence for human sacrifice.
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"...started between the Carthaginians and the Romans, then they focused on child sacrifice. The Carthaginians were offended by the gods because they practiced child..."
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"same time, we've done a lot of archaeological excavations around Carthage and we have found human remains that show signs of human sacrifice. Okay?..."
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"...were also famous for a particular type of sacrifice which is child sacrifice. The Romans wrote histories insulting the Phoenicians for practicing this sort..."
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"...the pagans, they had things like orgies. They had things like child sacrifice. They had things like genocide. Okay? This is all bad, right?..."
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"...times of war, they will even go as far as practicing child sacrifice, killing children, killing children and sacrificing them to the gods in..."
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