Flavius, as a Man Quotes in The Last Days of Pompeii (1935)

Pontius Pilate: My boy, I've heard such ideas, a long time ago. They are dreams - beautiful dreams, I know, but dreams nonetheless.

Flavius, as a Man: Was it a dream that once I knew a man who said "Love thy neighbor as thyself"?

Marcus: There never was such a man, I tell you.

Pontius Pilate: Don't lie to him, Marcus. There was such a man.

Flavius, as a Man: What happened to him?

Pontius Pilate: I crucified Him.

Marcus: If you don't want my money, what will you give to the poor?

Flavius, as a Man: Myself.