the general covariance. "Einstein struggled on for two years with his misshapen theory of limited covariance. Late in 1915, as evidence of his errors mounted inexorably, Einstein was driven to near despair and ultimately capitulation. He returned to the search for generally covariant equations with a new urgency, fueled in part by the knowledge that none other than David Hilbert had thrown himself into analysis of his theory. Einstein's quest came to a happy close in late November 1915 with the completion of his theory in generally covariant form" [16]. In November 1915, Einstein declared practically the last three years lost due "a misjudgment". He had come back to the period when worked with Grossmann, previous to the Entwurf theory, when he understood general relativity as general covariance.the General Relativity, i.e. equations (12), in the Newtonian limit, to the Newton s law of gravity. This sad episode in Einstein's life is somewhat similar to that of Galilei when he was condemned by the Inquisition to mural imprisonment because of his heliocentric theory from which he retracted to get his sentence commuted to house arrest for the rest of his life. Who delivered the final equations first? Was Hilbert or Einstein? For a long time it was said that it was Hilbert 5 days before Einstein; from 1997, in a recent lapse, L. Corry, J. Renn, and J. Stachel wrote that was Einstein. However, a few years later, F. Winterberg refuted them. Both presented serious studies on the case from their contrary visions. It is surprising