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Francesco Carotta claims (Jesus was Caesar, 2005, p.149ff) that chrestiani, according to him deriving from the Greek word chrêstês, in Tacitus’ Annales refers to usurers or construction speculato...
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  • Divus published this 08/13/2009
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The Gospel Narrative is Based on the Vita of Julius Caesar

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  • Divus published this 11/03/2008
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Interview with Francesco Carotta on http://www.metafysiko.org /

Fotis Kavoukopoulos PhD received his doctorate in linguistics at the Sorbonne in 1988 with a thesis on Homeric syntax. He taught linguistics at the universities of Crete and Thessaly (1989-2002)....
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  • Divus published this 07/26/2008
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Introit to the English edition of Jesus was Caesar

On the Julian Origin of Christianity – an investigative report – Julius Caesar, son of Venus and founder of the Roman Empire, was elevated to the status of Imperial God, Divus Julius, after his...
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  • Divus published this 07/26/2008
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Was Jesus Caesar?

An article by Prof.dr. Paul Cliteur, University of Leiden, the Netherlands http://www.carotta.de http://www.vanfrieslandfilm.nl
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  • Divus published this 07/23/2008
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Fotis Kavoukopoulos PhD

Foreword to Jesus was Caesar, On the Julian origin of Christianity by Francesco Carotta.
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  • Divus published this 07/21/2008
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