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Was there a roman historian called horace that mentioned jesus?

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Was there a roman historian called horace that mentioned jesus?

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No. No contemporary historian took note of any Jesus that was executed by the Romans, including the Romans that were said to have executed him. Josephus’ account is a well documented forgery – note the dates of his birth and death. Even if his date of birth is estimated he would have been a toddler when Jesus was executed. Not a contemporary. The mention of Jesus in his writings wasn’t there in 100 C.E. but was when a Pope went looking in 200 C.E. Obvious forgery. (37-100 AD/CE) Flavius Josephus Others sometimes listed as having mentioned Jesus – that’s an error. None were contemporaries and they didn’t mention any Jesus, just comments about Christians and most comments weren’t compliments.

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