Joseph Flavius. Trilogy. In 3 books
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On August 10, 70, from the Nativity of Christ, the Roman army of Emperor Titus burst into Jerusalem and destroyed the main shrine of Judaism - the Jerusalem Temple - a cult structure, which was the center of the religious life of the Jewish people between the X century BC. e. and I century n. e. He burned for 10 days, and by September the entire capital of Israel turned into ruins. 100,000 residents of the city were captured and sold into slavery. In total, there were about 1 million 100 thousand people who died from the sword, hunger and captured during the war. The main source of the events described is the work of the ancient historian Joseph Bvius "Jewish war". And the fate of Joseph, a contemporary and eyewitness of that terrible death of the ancient city formed the full drama, formed the basis of the trilogy "Joseph Flavius" of the German writer Lyon Feihtwanger. Feihtwangger filigree describes the main character - the readers appear before readers, a reliable image of a person, overwhelmed by conflicting passions and desires, ambitious, capable of sake of his goal to undergo humiliation and shame, selflessly loving his homeland, the people, religion and the rejected by them, cursed and despised. He is constantly forced to make the most difficult choice - between Judaism and Rome, between what it should, and what you want, between his children, his wives and friends ... The trilogy "Joseph Flavius" is a book about the choice and how Live when the choice is made. This is a deep historical and philosophical work, and at the same time an exciting artistic work and a real gift for lovers of history and high -quality historical novels
Author:
Author:Feikhtwanger Lyon
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Romance & Love
- Category:Historical Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Series:
Series: multi-volume publications
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4224-1460-4
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