I'm researching the story that the Christian Apostle Simon -- later Saint Peter -- was actually a Jewish plant who was instructed by the rabbis to change Christian observances and beliefs to make it much more distinguishable from rabbinic Judaism. Dr. Shnayer Leiman, of YU, mentions a 1705 un-censored version of Toldos Yeshu as a prime source for this. Does anyone know where I can find it?
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