This Is A New Release Of The Original 1896 Edition.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1899 Edition.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1896 Edition.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1897 Edition.

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1897. The following translation of Renan's Vie de Jesus is made from the 13th edition of the complete work, which embodies the author's more mature views of his subject. The original work was begun, carried on, and, in its first form, completed during Renan's stay in Palestine, in the midst of the scenes in which the tragic story it relates had taken place. Partial Contents: Place of Jesus in the history of the world; Childhood; Education; First sayings; John the Baptist; Jesus at Capernaum; Disciples; Preaching; First attempts on Jerusalem; Miracles; Institutions of Jesus; Opposition to Jesus; Last Journey; Last Week of Jesus; Arrest, Trial and Death; Essential nature of the work of Jesus.

1896. Contents: introduction; poetry of the Celtic races; what is a nation; Islamism and science; farewell to Tourgenief; deity of the bourgeois; intolerance in skepticism; Marcus Aurelius; Spinoza; Henri-Frederic Amiel; notes.

1899. Found in this book is a translation of Renan's L'Antechrist, the fourth volume of his magnum opus, Les Origines de la Christianisme. Contents: Paul in captivity at Rome; Peter at Rome; state of the churches in Judaea, death of James; last activities of Paul; approach of the crisis; burning of Rome; massacre of the Christians, Nero's aesthetics; death of St. Peter and St. Paul; morrow of the crisis; revolution in Judaea; massacres in Syria and Egypt; Vespasian in Galilee, reign of terror at Jerusalem, flight of the Christians; death of Nero; plagues and prognostics; apostles in Asia; apocalypse; fortunes of the book; advent of the Flavians; destruction of Jerusalem; consequences of the ruin of Jerusalem.

1897. The following translation of Renan's Vie de Jesus is made from the 13th edition of the complete work, which embodies the author's more mature views of his subject. The original work was begun, carried on, and, in its first form, completed during Renan's stay in Palestine, in the midst of the scenes in which the tragic story it relates had taken place. Partial Contents: Place of Jesus in the history of the world; Childhood; Education; First sayings; John the Baptist; Jesus at Capernaum; Disciples; Preaching; First attempts on Jerusalem; Miracles; Institutions of Jesus; Opposition to Jesus; Last Journey; Last Week of Jesus; Arrest, Trial and Death; Essential nature of the work of Jesus.

1899. Found in this book is a translation of Renan's L'Antechrist, the fourth volume of his magnum opus, Les Origines de la Christianisme. Contents: Paul in captivity at Rome; Peter at Rome; state of the churches in Judaea, death of James; last activities of Paul; approach of the crisis; burning of Rome; massacre of the Christians, Nero's aesthetics; death of St. Peter and St. Paul; morrow of the crisis; revolution in Judaea; massacres in Syria and Egypt; Vespasian in Galilee, reign of terror at Jerusalem, flight of the Christians; death of Nero; plagues and prognostics; apostles in Asia; apocalypse; fortunes of the book; advent of the Flavians; destruction of Jerusalem; consequences of the ruin of Jerusalem.

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1897. The following translation of Renan's Vie de Jesus is made from the 13th edition of the complete work, which embodies the author's more mature views of his subject. The original work was begun, carried on, and, in its first form, completed during Renan's stay in Palestine, in the midst of the scenes in which the tragic story it relates had taken place. Partial Contents: Place of Jesus in the history of the world; Childhood; Education; First sayings; John the Baptist; Jesus at Capernaum; Disciples; Preaching; First attempts on Jerusalem; Miracles; Institutions of Jesus; Opposition to Jesus; Last Journey; Last Week of Jesus; Arrest, Trial and Death; Essential nature of the work of Jesus.

This scarce antiquarian book is included in our special Legacy Reprint Series. In the interest of creating a more extensive selection of rare historical book reprints, we have chosen to reproduce this title even though it may possibly have occasional imperfections such as missing and blurred pages, missing text, poor pictures, markings, dark backgrounds and other reproduction issues beyond our control. Because this work is culturally important, we have made it available as a part of our commitment to protecting, preserving and promoting the world's literature.

Found in this book is a translation of Renan's L'Antechrist, the fourth volume of his magnum opus, Les Origines de la Christianisme. Contents: Paul in captivity at Rome; Peter at Rome; state of the churches in Judaea, death of James; last activities of Paul; approach of the crisis; burning of Rome; massacre of the Christians, Nero's aesthetics; death of St. Peter and St. Paul; morrow of the crisis; revolution in Judaea; massacres in Syria and Egypt; Vespasian in Galilee, reign of terror at Jerusalem, flight of the Christians; death of Nero; plagues and prognostics; apostles in Asia; apocalypse; fortunes of the book; advent of the Flavians; destruction of Jerusalem; consequences of the ruin of Jerusalem.

This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.

The following translation of Renan's Vie de Jesus is made from the 13th edition of the complete work, which embodies the author's more mature views of his subject. The original work was begun, carried on, and, in its first form, completed during Renan's stay in Palestine, in the midst of the scenes in which the tragic story it relates had taken place. Partial Contents: Place of Jesus in the history of the world; Childhood; Education; First sayings; John the Baptist; Jesus at Capernaum; Disciples; Preaching; First attempts on Jerusalem; Miracles; Institutions of Jesus; Opposition to Jesus; Last Journey; Last Week of Jesus; Arrest, Trial and Death; Essential nature of the work of Jesus.