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his has caused some continuing dispute among historians and theologians in explaining how such words, particularly the Greek ones, ended up in the predominantly Hebrew Book of Daniel.
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'''Ram and He-Goat'''
 
'''Ram and He-Goat'''
 
These visions are of a Ram, a He-Goat, and a little horn. These are viewed often as Medo-Persia, Greece, and papal Rome.  
 
These visions are of a Ram, a He-Goat, and a little horn. These are viewed often as Medo-Persia, Greece, and papal Rome.  
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== Greek and Persian word ==
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The Book of Daniel contains words having either Greek or Persian origin.  This has caused some continuing dispute among historians and theologians in explaining how such words, particularly the Greek ones, ended up in the predominantly Hebrew Book of Daniel.
    
==Dispute on Authorship==
 
==Dispute on Authorship==
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