Alcibiades announced that a new remission of sins had been proclaimed in the third year of Trajan (100 AD), and he described a baptism which should impart this forgiveness even to the grossest sinners.
Alcibiades proclaimed a new act of mercy for sinners during the reign of Emperor Trajan in 100 AD. He described a baptism as the means to achieve forgiveness even for those considered beyond redemption.