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"After that, he was seen of above five hundred brethren at once."-Paul."Once for himself was Quintus to see the Lord, before his departure heavenward. When midnight hours afterward came to him in Italy, the memory of that vision was golden. When, among the temples of the gods in pagan Rome, men challenged his belief, his sufficient answer was: "With mine own eyes I have seen the risen Teacher who has revealed immortality to men." So did the first disciples of the faith who bore its weightiest burdens, enjoy its highest privilege."AN EASTER DISCIPLEThe Chronicle of Quintus,the Roman KnightBy Arthur Benton Sanford1922THE MEMO BOOK SERIES #42