サンドラ・ガンベッティは「学者たちはしばしば38年のアレクサンドリアでの事件を、史上最初のポグロムであり、まだその現象の名もない反セム主義の爆発であったとレッテルを貼る」としつつ、彼女の著作The Alexandrian Riots of 38 CE and the Persecution of the Jews (2009)の中では「明示的・非明示的を問わずあらゆる面において、38年のアレクサンドリアの事件を後の近代の……ユダヤ人が経験した……事件と結びつけることを避けた」。というのも彼女によれば、これは「2つの歴史的枠組みを比較する必要がある」だろうからである[12]。

一方で、アーダルベルト・ポラツェクは著書Holocaust, Two Millenia Agoの中でこの事件を「ホロコースト」と呼んでいる[41]。これについてMiriam Pucci Ben Zeevは「ミスリーディングで、方法論的な根拠がない」と批判している[42]。
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^ The Roman World: 44 BC - AD 180, by Martin Goodman, Jane Sherwood, p269
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