1. jesus is mentioned in few non-christian sources, whether jewish or roman. the jewish historian (antiquities 18.3.3; ca. ad 93) mentions jesus briefly in a passage that is highly contested. (sanhedrin 43a) is another jewish work that briefly mentions jesus as well.

 The correct answer is :  Josephus ;  Babylonian Talmud

Explanation:  Flavio Josephus was born in Jerusalem, was a Jewish Pharisee historian who descended from the family of priests. He was a statesman and diplomat. He was considered a traitor to the Jewish cause, imprisoned and transferred to Rome and very hated by the Jews. In Rome he wrote in Greek some works such as: Jewish Antiquities, Autobiography, Against Apion and The War of the Jews.

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