Chapter XLVI: Section II: The same ground retraced, and the objections

of Mr. Taylor considered and answered. Representation
of Taylor's third and fourth propositions. The
falsehood of Mr. Taylor's assertion that no such person as
Jesus Christ ever existed, proven by the testimony of
Tacitus, of Suetonius, of Martial, of Pliny the Younger.
Mr. Taylor's assertion that some, many, or all, of the
events related of Jesus Christ by the evangelists had formerly
been related of the gods and goddesses of Greece
and Rome. Its confutation to be found in any of the
Pantheons or mythological dictionaries. Exposure of the
malignity and falsehood of Mr. Taylor exhibited in his
attempt to identify Jesus Christ with the heathen idol
Crishna. Citations from Sir W. Jones concerning Crishna.
The testimony of Sir W. Jones impartial. The unreasonableness
and absurdity of Mr. Taylor's conclusions 164