So essentially making Judah the lion aligns him with the German and royal contexts, rather than the royals invoking Biblical imagery. Fitting. I've never understood his prominence, and here it's all brand positioning.
So essentially making Judah the lion aligns *him* with the German and royal contexts, rather than the royals invoking Biblical imagery. Fitting. I've never understood his prominence, and here it's all brand positioning.
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