:36:01
His robe. He wore it to the cross.
:36:04
Let me see it.
:36:08
No. l remember. lt's bewitched.
:36:11
- No, sire.
- You. Take it.
:36:14
- Destroy it.
- Sire, may l keep it?
:36:24
Sorcery too.
:36:26
Did you think it would protect you here?
:36:30
- No, sire.
- Tell me, Tribune.
:36:32
Do you expect us to believe stories that
Jesus could heal by the touch of his hand,
:36:37
make the crippled walk
and the blind see again?
:36:41
lt makes no difference whether
you believe them or not, sire.
:36:45
All that matters is that there's no story
that he ever made anyone blind,
:36:49
no story that he made anyone a cripple,
:36:52
or ever raised his hand except to heal.
:36:55
Sire, if you'd had the chance l had,
:36:58
to talk with those who knew him,
to learn what was in his heart...
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Stop. Are you trying
to convert me to your treason?
:37:06
l only want to show you
your opportunity, sire.
:37:08
lf the empire desires peace
and brotherhood among all men,
:37:12
then my king will be on the side
of Rome and her emperor.
:37:16
But if the empire and the emperor pursue
the course of aggression and slavery
:37:20
that have brought agony
and despair to the world,
:37:23
if there's nothing left but chains and hunger,
:37:26
then my king will march
to right those wrongs.
:37:29
Not tomorrow, sire. Your Majesty may not
witness the establishment of his kingdom.
:37:33
But it will come.
:37:40
You have heard him. He stands
convicted out of his own mouth.
:37:44
What is your pleasure?
:37:51
Death.
:37:53
Death.