{His accusation} (	(886e) aitian autou). The title (	itlos,
 Joh 19:19 ) or placard of the crime (the inscription, he
epigraph(885c)) which was carried before the victim or hung around
his neck as he walked to execution was now placed above (ep'
an(935c)) the head of Jesus on the projecting piece (crux immurus).
This inscription gave the name and home, {Jesus of Nazareth}, and
the charge on which he was convicted, {the King of the Jews} and
the identification, {This is}. The four reports all give the
charge and vary in the others. The inscription in full was: This
is Jesus of Nazareth the King of the Jews. The three languages
are mentioned only by John ( Joh 19:20 ), Latin for law, Hebrew
(Aramaic) for the Jews, Greek for everybody. The accusation
(charge, cause, aitia) correctly told the facts of the
condemnation.