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Some of these events are themselves corroborated by Roman authors and archaeological evidence, such as coins and the Pilate stone.

A coin-like image over the right eye has 24 coincidences with a lepton coin minted by Pontius Pilate between 29 and 36 A.

Was that the old latin publication where Pontius Pilate had his weekly column?

The Pilate stone records the existence of a person named Pilatus.

I also learned the Pilates (exercise) isn't a reference to Pontius Pilate or something, it's the last name of Joseph Pilates.

The tram scene with Pontius Pilate just blew me away.

Pontius pilate, 2000 years ago, had the exact same headache.

When pressed about it, Pilate would not amend those words.

And chapter 2: Pontious Pilate absolutely sealed it for me; I love that book!

The blurb she wrote for an agent: Pontius Pilate is a successful corporate lawyer headhunted by the Roman Senate to run a difficult province in need of a gentler, civilian touch.

> and plenty of satisfying evidence has been found for biblical narratives -- eg the Pilate stone and the dead sea scrolls That's not what people wanted.

(Perhaps Pontius Pilate was secretly transgender?

They "eyewitness" testimony would include things like Pilate talking to Jesus and the devil tempting Jesus in the desert.

In "The Master and Margarita", Pilate makes a hard-boiled metaphorical, not literal, deal with the devil.

But as Pilate said all those years ago "what is truth".

One that I'll mention so that this isn't an empty rebuttal: Remove the verse about Jesus from Josephus's "Antiquities of the Jews" and the narrative about Pilate makes much more sense.

You are not acting as a devil's advocate but Pontius Pilate, willing to wash your hands and let the system be.

It reminds me of the best of Dostoevsky or Bulgakov's trial before Pilate.

Again, I'd have to crack the book.) And not mentioned by Philo, despite his writing about the cruelty of Pilate.