I am trying to find an image of an ancient tombstone called the "lapis venetus". Anyone know where i can get s

Answer 1

lapis venetus

http://www.harrington-sites.com/Carrier.htm#LapisVenetus

http://www.infidels.org/library/modern/richard_carrier/quirinius.html#LapisVenetus

Yet he finds these tiny letters on numerous stones, including the famous Lapis Venetus inscription (a badly damaged stone now in the Vatican). In an unnumbered page appended to his 1998 lectures, entitled "The Problem of Theudas and Microletters on the Lapis Venetus," he says microletters on this stone declare that the Jewish rebel Theudas was king of the Scythians! This was a people living on the Russian steppes, a thousand miles from Judaea. I suppose Vardaman imagines him as a latter- day Spartacus of some sort. But common sense leads me to conclude that this is all nonsense on stilts.

Answer 2

I'm actually not sure if you can get a picture of it. I've found remakes of the inscriptions but not the actual rock itself. Maybe the Vatican is tightly holding onto it and not allowing pictures.

Answer 3

I found this it may help. www.catholicplanet.com. Good luck.