An Easter Disciple: The Chronicle of Quintus, the Roman Knight

The story likely follows the journey of Quintus, a Roman knight, who becomes involved in the events of Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection. Through Quintus' perspective, the novel may explore his encounters with Jesus, the impact of witnessing these events, and the transformation in his beliefs and faith. As a piece of historical fiction, "An Easter Disciple" might provide readers with an imaginative narrative woven into the historical and religious context of the time. It might delve into themes of faith, belief, and the cultural and religious dynamics of the Roman Empire during the time of Jesus. Arthur Benton Sanford's novel possibly aims to offer readers a unique perspective on the Easter story through the eyes of a Roman soldier, providing insights into the religious and societal milieu of ancient Rome while reflecting on themes of spirituality and redemption.