Character: Yeshua Ha-Notsri

“We will always be together now,” a ragged philosopher-tramp told him in a dream, who, in some unknown way, stood in the way of a horseman with a golden spear. - Once there’s one, that means there’s another one too! They will remember me, and now they will remember you too! Me, a foundling, the son of unknown parents, and you, the son of the astrologer king and the miller’s daughter, the beautiful Pyla.

It seems to me that you are too closed and have completely lost faith in people. You can’t, you see, put all your affection into a dog. Your life is meager, hegemon...

"The trouble is," the unstayed bound continued, "that you are too withdrawn and have finally lost faith in people. After all, you can't, you agree, put all your affection in a dog. Your life is scarce...
"Among other things, I said," said the prisoner, "that all power is violence against people and that the time will come when there will be no authority of either Caesars or any other authority. Man will pass into the realm of truth and justice, where no power will be needed at all.

I, hegemon, have said that the collapse of the temple of the old beliefs and create a new temple of truth.

Initially he treated me with hostility and even insulted me, that is a thought that insults, calling me a dog, - here the prisoner smiled - I personally don't see anything wrong with this beast to be offended by that word...

Evil people in the world no, only people unhappy.

- Name?
My? - hastily replied the prisoner, with his whole being expressing readiness to answer sensibly and to forestall any further anger.
The Procurator said quietly:
'I know my own. Don't pretend to be more stupid than you are.

- "Good people"? You all, or what so-called?
All the evil people in the world.

... I agree that to cut hair, I probably can only one who is hung?

- God is one, 'replied Yeshua,' I believe in him.

The truth is easy and pleasant.

One of the things I said - he told the prisoner, - that all authority is violence over people and that the time will come when there will be no power nor Caesars, nor any other power. People go into the Kingdom of truth and justice, even need no power.

The truth is chiefly that your head hurts, and it hurts so much that you are having cowardly thoughts about death.

... cowardice is undoubtedly one of the worst vices. No, philosopher, I'll mind. This is the worst Vice.