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Where in Tacitus does he use this term?
Has it something to do with the fish Lox?
To describe the Jews hatred I use the term Antihellenism.Its self explanatory.
To really launch a neologism you need to place it in a well written work of fiction.
Someone sent me Covington's books.
I have not seen them online and they are not great classics of literature although there are a few good passages.
We do need more novelists . A novel that is almost mainstream but that slips in a few memes would be useful and could spread itself online.
Posted : 20/05/2006 11:18 am
Tacitus doesn't use the word 'loxism', or 'loxismus' as it would appear in Latin, but he does describe the Jews as a people 'born for slavery'.
'At the end of his life he organized a financial offering for the poor in Jerusalem [Jew city] from the gentile churches he had founded.' - St. Paul [Jew], Oxford Companion to Class. Civ.
Posted : 20/05/2006 12:42 pm
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I was enquiring as Alex in the latest Goyfire said that it was a word derived from Tacitus .
Posted : 20/05/2006 11:08 pm
I agree with the precept of words and how we must use them to our Aryan advantage. Loxist being one of many heroic words from the depths of verbage.
A new word I like is "Goyaphobia" ... Hatred of the Gentile by the Jew.
Posted : 21/05/2006 12:00 am
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I would like to see the Tacitus quote .
Posted : 22/05/2006 2:08 am