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Why, in both Ancient Israel and Ancient Sumer, if a bull gores someone to death, the owner would not be punished the first time?
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Why, in both Ancient Israel and Ancient Sumer, if a bull gores someone to death, the owner would not be punished the first time?

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because bulls were considered "clean" to there religions

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