/his/ - Jesus of Nazareth was the son of Pantera. Only ‘ta - History & Humanities

>>18723533
I like the weird naïvetè of 19th century antiquarians.
>Find a slab with [name] written on it
>"OH WOW! This clear must be [name] from [Ancient source] because no two people have had the same name, ever!"

Or the Josephus bust, my favourite anecdote
>Josephus is a famous Jewish-Roman writer
>19th century German unearths nameless bust of a man with a big nose
>"Oh, I know who this is!"

Anonymous
10/05/26(Mon)20:26:01 No.18725613

Anonymous 10/05/26(Mon)20:26:01 No.18725613

Debunked in Nicholas Peter Leigh Allen's Christian Forgery in Jewish Antiquities

Anonymous
10/05/26(Mon)20:30:21 No.18725619

Anonymous 10/05/26(Mon)20:30:21 No.18725619

>>18724592
>JESUS, JESUS, JESUS, JESUS CHRIST!

Anonymous
10/05/26(Mon)20:58:14 No.18725669

Anonymous 10/05/26(Mon)20:58:14 No.18725669

NO
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TRIPS

Anonymous
10/05/26(Mon)21:45:08 No.18725729

Anonymous 10/05/26(Mon)21:45:08 No.18725729

>>18723533
>Jesus of Nazareth was the son of Pantera
That is a theory. It's supported by Celsus and Talmud. The tombstone is an intriguing but very indirect evidence. But still, it's the best candidate to be his father.