Commentaries, Historical References

Procopius (From the Late 5th Century to After 558 A.D.) Commentary on Moors

Black History In The BibleNovember 10, 2021November 23, 20210 Comments5541 Min Read

Source: Procopius Volume 2 (W. Heinemain) 1914 A.D.

Note: Page 321 of the source.

Note: Page 323 of the source.

This source confirms yet again that the Moors were considered to be “black-skinned” people before they were associated with Islam.

1900s 1914 black-skinned Islam Moors W. Heinemain

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