Chapter 1
• The editor of a magazine, Berlioz, meets with the writer and poet Ivan Ponirov (also known as Bezdomny) at Patriarch’s Ponds.
• The men are talking about Jesus Christ in relationship to a poem Bezdomny wrote. In his version, Berliotz believes, he has made Jesus to real.
• A foreigner appears and tells them that, in addition to knowing about the five proofs of God, he had breakfast with Emmanuel Kant.
• The mysterious stranger tells Berliotz that he will die by beheading, and adds cryptically that Anna has already spilled the oil
• The men question him; he admits to being German, in a way, and also a professor of history.
• The stranger then begins a story about Pontius Pilate.
Chapter 2
• A man who has spoken ‘against the government’ is brought to Pontius Pilate.
• The man, Yeshua, appears to be a philosopher.
• Yeshua is followed by a man who...
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