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No, in Christian times drowning meant innocence. Those that survived got burned.
The Codex Hammurabbi has it the other way around (=survivors are innocent, drowning means guilt)

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Erew snaimatoposeM esoht gnikniht drawkcab woh ees uoy !

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The Assyrians were far more progressive in that regard

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Mirror, mirror on the wall, who writes backwards best of all?

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That's da Vinci, there's no doubt
Who with his left hand always wrote

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Didn't he do mirror writing not backwards writing?

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Admittedly backwards writing would be (imo) more difficult (typing would be easier)
For mirror typing one would need a special font.

Another question: backward writing from right to left or left to right?

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Letters, but direction would be fun.

As to left to right, or right to left...... my father reads eye charts right to left....... he got asked if he was a Jew. When he told me, I realised I do it too.

bous........whaaaa?

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I guess you look not Arabic enough, so that was the closest next guess

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*is there also monotypical and quadrophonotypical?

Ask The Who.

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Is that a typical rabbinic answer?

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I doubt it has been handed down through the ages.

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Since when is that necessary?

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Not necessary of course, but old wisdom is always valuable, compared to modernisms. Except in Science, Medicine......... but then that is all suspect anyway.

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