The Archko Volume: Or the Archeological Writings of the Sanhedrim and Talmuds of the Jews (Intra Secus) (Classic Reprint)

Some time in the year 1856, while living in De Witt, Missouri, a gentleman by the name of H. C. Whydaman became snow-bound and stopped at my house several days. He was a native of Germany, and one of the most learned men I had ever met. I found him to be freely communicative. During his stay, he told me he had spent five years in the city of Rome, and most of the time in the Vatican, where he saw a library containing five hundred and sixty thousand volumes. He told me that he had seen and read the records ofT iberius Csesar, and in what was called the Acta Pilati that is, the acts of Pilate he had seen an accoimt of the apprehension, trial, and crucifixion of Jesus of Nazareth ;but said it did not add much to the commonly accepted teachings of Christianity. He told me he thought a transcript could be secured. After Mr.
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