# Talk:Elias Beckingham

In the lead paragraph:

...he has been called, with only one other, "the only honest judge" of the time.
As I wrote earlier today on the DYK talk page (a hook for this article is in a prep area whose contents are scheduled to appear on the Main Page tomorrow), this is slightly odd; can more than one judge be called the only honest judge? Perhaps one contemporary or historian pronounced Beckingham the only honest judge and another contemporary or historian described a different judge thusly? What does the cited source actually say? --Dyspeptic skeptic (talk) 14:05, 20 May 2017 (UTC)