An angry crowd tells this man they have no king but Caesar and demands that he release Barabbas.
In one story, this man's body is rejected by the Rhone River and thus ends up near Lake Lucerne. In that story, the emperor kills this man after being healed by the handkerchief of Veronica. This man defends a choice of an inscription with the phrase "quod scripsi, scripsi." After hearing that "everyone on the side of truth listens" to another person, this man asks the infamous question "what is truth?" His wife warns him she has suffered in a dream because of an innocent man. An angry crowd tells this man they have no king but Caesar and demands that he release Barabbas. He ultimately ends up washing his hands, saying the crowd is responsible for the blood of his prisoner. For 10 points, name this Roman prefect who presided over the crucifixion of Jesus.
In one story, this man's body is rejected by the Rhone River and thus ends up near Lake Lucerne.
Pontius Pilate