Category: Philosophy & Ethics
The story of this volume is soon told. In July, 1895, Professor Max Müller contributed to the _Deutsche Rundschau_ an essay on the lost treatise against Christianity by the philosopher Celsus, known to us through the reply of Origen of Alexandria. This essay, entitled “The ‘Tr...
The most difficult and at all events the thorniest problem that was presented to me by the Horseherd still remains unanswered, and I have long doubted whether I should attempt t...
5. Chapter 5The number of Horseherds appears to grow each month. He would rejoice to see the letters of men and women who are all on his side, and give me clearly to understand that I shoul...
2. Chapter 2The following essays, which were intended primarily for the Horseherd, but which were published in the _Deutsche Rundschau_, demand a short explanatory introduction. This, I bel...
4. Chapter 4The appearance of my article in the _Deutsche Rundschau_ seems to have caused much headshaking among my friends in Germany, England, and America. Many letters came to me private...
3. Chapter 3A contributor to a periodical, which, like the _Deutsche Rundschau_, has a world-wide circulation, receives many letters from every corner of the earth. Many of them are nothing...
7. Chapter 7The allusion in the foregoing page is to a very long letter which the Horseherd wrote to my husband, dated September 10, 1897, eighteen months after his first letter. This was f...
1. Chapter 1The story of this volume is soon told. In July, 1895, Professor Max Müller contributed to the _Deutsche Rundschau_ an essay on the lost treatise against Christianity by the phil...