In the Gospel of Nicodemus, he incurs the wrath of Jewish elders for asking Pilate for the (*) body of Christ.
The Romans called this figure "Nobilis Decurio" or the Minister of Mines, while Mark and Luke referred to him as a bouleutes, alluding to his membership in the Sanhedrin. In the Gospel of Nicodemus, he incurs the wrath of Jewish elders for asking Pilate for the (*) body of Christ. He earlier caught the blood of Christ in a cup. For 10 points, name this figure, later referred to as John of Glastonbury, who sent that cup, the Holy Grail, to England in a story expanded by Robert de Boron.
The Romans called this figure "Nobilis Decurio" or the Minister of Mines, while Mark and Luke referred to him as a bouleutes, alluding to his membership in the Sanhedrin.
{Joseph} of {Arimathea} [prompt on “{Joseph}”]