One storyline in this novel follows the political pressure of Caiaphas and the Sanhedrin, which results in the execution of Yeshua ordered by Pilate.  
While in an asylum, one of the title characters meets the poet Ivan Bezdomny, who has written a poem depicting a lifelike Jesus.  One storyline in this novel follows the political pressure of Caiaphas and the Sanhedrin, which results in the execution of Yeshua ordered by Pilate.  Another storyline follows the arrival of such figures as the clown Koroviev-Faggot, the trickster Azazello, the black cat Behemoth, and Satan in the guise of Woland, who visits 1920 Moscow.  Centering on the love for one title character for the other, FTP, identify this 1967 work by Mikhail Bulgakov.
While in an asylum, one of the title characters meets the poet Ivan Bezdomny, who has written a poem depicting a lifelike Jesus.  
The Master and Margarita or Master i Margarita