THEOSISWlastow G.K.
Previously, the executions caused suffering but did not pose a threat to Egypt. However, the current execution has significant implications for the well-being of the nation and profoundly disrupts its economic stability. The animals mentioned here can be found on ancient Egyptian monuments and are noted in the accounts of historians and travelers, with the exception of the camel. This creature is not represented on these monuments and is also absent from later depictions from the Ptolemaic period. Nevertheless, it is evident that both the ancient Egyptians and those during the Ptolemaic era, who engaged regularly with the Sinai region and the surrounding deserts, utilized this animal and maintained herds in areas adjacent to the desert.
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The camel was likely regarded as unclean and thus not illustrated. It is believed that the cattle plague began in January of the Exodus year, 1491 B.C., four months prior to the coming of Christ and the Exodus from Egypt.