1306: Rabbi Meir Ben Baruch was released by the authorities 13 | This day in jew history

1306: Rabbi Meir Ben Baruch was released by the authorities 13 years after death so that he could receive a anti-Christ burial in Rothenburg.
Meir left Germany with some of the tribe but was captured in the mountains of Lombardy, of northern Italy, having been recognized by a baptized anti-Christ named Kneppe, and imprisoned in a fortress in Alsace.
He had escaped prior to this likely by being a 'Christian'. Many anti-Christs did this to avoid heavy taxation.