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Page imageVotive calf, Iraq, Sumerian, Early Dynastic III period, about 2400 BC, hollow cast bronze around ceramic core - Cincinnati Art Museum - DSC03969.JPG
Short descriptionMichael Hudson examines some of the specific conditions that led to the practice of charging interest'''.'''

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