(Tina thelete apoluso humin?), (Iesoun ton legomenon Barraban) (e (Iesoun ton legomenon Christon), `Whom do you want me to let o: Jesus-said-to-be Barabbas, or Jesus said-to-be the Messiah?' So reads the Codex Bezae in Cambridge. The Bezae Canatbridgensis is not well thought of by New Testament scholars, but here it gives the clue to understanding the story reported in all four gospels.