The archko volume, or, The archeological writings of the Sanhedrim and Talmuds of the Jews (intra secus) /

This work is considered a forgery by Dr. Montague R. James in his Apocryphal New Testament, Oxford, 1924, p. 90.

Compiled by W.D. Mahan.

Generally regarded as spurious. cf. James, M. E. Apocryphal New Testament, Oxford, 1924, p. 90, and Goodspeed, E. J. Strange New Gospels, Chicago, 1931, chapter 5.

"These are the official documents made in these courts in the days of Jesus Christ ... From manuscripts in Constantinople and the records of the senatorial docket taken from the Vatican at Rome."

How these records were discovered -- A short sketch of the Talmuds -- Constantine's letter in regard to having fifty copies of the Scriptures written and bound -- Jonathan's interview with the Bethlehem shepherds; Letter of Melker, Priest of the Synagogue at Bethlehem -- Gamaliel's interview with Joseph and Mary and others concerning Jesus -- Report of Caiaphas to the Sanhedrim concerning the execution of Jesus -- Valleus's notes; "Acta Pilati," or Pilate's report to Caesar of the arrest, trial, and crucifixion of Jesus -- Herod Antipater's defence before the Roman Senate in regard to the execution of John the Baptist -- The Hillel letters regarding God's providence to the Jews, by Hillel the Third.

Mode of access: Internet.