Spirit-seer. Genius. Abellino, the great robber

Three novels of the late XVIII century are published under one binding, and today interesting are that not only once aroused the excitement of readers throughout Europe, but also gave rise to many translations, continuations and imitations, the echoes of which are still found. The novels are united by a number of common motives: mysticism and its exposure, powerful secret societies, conspiracies, adventures, unexpected ups and downs associated with dressings and "recognition", imaginary deaths and resurrection, exciting love conflicts. All three author, without exaggeration, created monuments to their era, catching the spirit of time, entering the whimsical plot into the context of the global dilemmas of the century: evil and justice, rational and supernatural, weakness and strength of man.
In the novel The Spiritual (1789) of the great German poet and thinker Friedrich Schiller, the protagonist, who for a while settled in Venice, becomes a victim of political intrigues and