May 1, 1852. In 1905 he was consecrated archbishop of Bamberg. Jesus wrote in reply that he must remain in Palestine, but that after his ascension he would send one of his disciples who would heal the king and bring life to him and his people. Both letters Eusebius gives in literal translation from a Syriac document which he had found in the archives of Edessa. Armeniaca , ii.
Gross anachronisms stamp the story as wholly unhistorical.
Lipsius and Bonnet, Acts apostolorum apocrypha, vol. He was educated at Calcutta University, and after being professor of Hindu philosophy in India went to London in 1896 to lecture on the Vedanta. In the following year he went to New York, where he has since 12 remained, succeeding Swami Vivekananda as head of the Vedanta Society in America. Theologically he belongs to the pantheistic and universalistic Vedanta school of Hindu philosophy. This document is from the Christian Classics Ethereal Library at Calvin College.