Matthew Johnson wrote:
> In article , Jacob Rizor
says...
> >It weren't.  He spoke Aramiac.
>
> And don't forget: He spoke Greek, too!

Isn't the naming of Peter an example of this?

> You don't _really_ think He spoke with
> the Centurion and Pontius Pilate in Aramaic, do you?

This is a question from igornance, but how common was Latin amongst
the Romans in Palestine at the time?  Would a Roman legion be ordered
in Latin? I'm assuming that someone at the level of a centurion would
speak some Greek, some Latin, and possibly a native language, but\
what about the foot-soldier?

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