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Antichthon, 1984
According to St. Matthew, Pontius Pilate had a wife; after a warning dream, she spoke out against her husband’s decision concerning Christ. The gospel does not mention her name, but a number of apocryphal writings, composed between the third and seventh centuries, give her the cognomen of Procia, under which name, and as the wife of Pilate, she is ...
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According to St. Matthew, Pontius Pilate had a wife; after a warning dream, she spoke out against her husband’s decision concerning Christ. The gospel does not mention her name, but a number of apocryphal writings, composed between the third and seventh centuries, give her the cognomen of Procia, under which name, and as the wife of Pilate, she is ...
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Pilate and Pilatism in Recent Russian Literature
1992In recent decades, Russian writers have made effective use of Pontius Pilate, as a character, reference or allusion, in a wide variety of works published abroad and in the Soviet Union. Undoubtedly the best known is Mikhail Bulgakov’s satirical fantasy Master i Margarita (The Master and Margarita), finally published in 1966–67, which altered forever ...
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