The Bible of Humanity - Michelet, Jules; Calfa, Vincenzo
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1877. This book bears the marks of many centuries of the different conditions of the Jewish nation, as well as of the various states of mind that inspired it. Contents: Part First, Children of the Sun: India; Persia; Greece; Part Second, Children of the Twilight, of the Night, and of the Light Reflecting Against the Darkness: Egypt, death; Syria, Phrygia, enervation; Bacchus-Sabazius, his incarnation, the tyrant; incarnation of Sabazius, military orgies; the Jew, the servant; world-woman; struggle between woman and the stoic, law and grace; triumph of woman; period of universal weakness, Middle Ages; conclusion.…mehr

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1877. This book bears the marks of many centuries of the different conditions of the Jewish nation, as well as of the various states of mind that inspired it. Contents: Part First, Children of the Sun: India; Persia; Greece; Part Second, Children of the Twilight, of the Night, and of the Light Reflecting Against the Darkness: Egypt, death; Syria, Phrygia, enervation; Bacchus-Sabazius, his incarnation, the tyrant; incarnation of Sabazius, military orgies; the Jew, the servant; world-woman; struggle between woman and the stoic, law and grace; triumph of woman; period of universal weakness, Middle Ages; conclusion.
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Jules Michelet was a French historian. In his 1855 work, Histoire de France (History of France), he was the first historian to use and define the word Renaissance ('Re-birth' in French), as a period in Europe's cultural history that represented a drastic break from the Middle Ages (which he loathed), creating a modern understanding of humanity and its place in the world. His aphoristic style emphasized his anti-clerical republicanism.