 Old Testament," the book of divine justice, there are men, things, and sayings on such an immense scale, that Greek and Indian literature has nothing to compare with it . One stands with fear and reverence before those stupendous remains of what man was...  Tears and Saints - Page viiiby E. M. Cioran - 1998 - 154 pagesLimited preview - About this book
 | Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche - Ethics - 1911 - 294 pages
...to have a new fear before him, they divined a new power, a strange, still unconquered enemy: — it was the " Will to Power " which obliged them to halt before the saint. They had to question him. In the Jewish " Old Testament," the book of divine justice, there are men, things, and sayings on such... | |
 | Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche - 1914 - 294 pages
...the ascetic might wish to be more accurately informed through his secret interlocutors and visitors ? In a word, the mighty ones of the world learned to...to halt before the saint. They had to question him. 52. In the Jewish "Old Testament," the book of divine justice, there are men, things, and sayings on... | |
 | Lionel Spencer Thornton - Christian ethics - 1915 - 352 pages
...in which they recognized their own strength and love of power, and knew how to honour it. . . . It was the 'Will to Power' which obliged them to halt before the saint."* The ascetic principle then is, according to Nietzsche, something active, "a desire for distinction,"... | |
 | 92 pages
...have a new fear before him, they divined a new 50 power, a strange, still unconquered enemy: — it was the "Will to Power" which obliged them to halt before the saint. They had to question him. 52. In the Jewish "Old Testament," the book of divine justice, there are men, things, and sayings on... | |
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