Lonsdale Ragg Ordre des livres

Focusing on Dante Alighieri's life and impact, this biography delves into his historical and cultural context within medieval Italy. Lonsdale Ragg examines Dante's intellectual and spiritual journey, highlighting his role as a prophet of freedom. The work emphasizes the enduring significance of the Divine Comedy, exploring Dante's political actions, exile from Florence, and the philosophical influences on his writing. Ragg portrays Dante as a committed advocate for liberty, solidifying his legacy as a pivotal figure in discussions of freedom and human experience.

This biography of Jesus Christ parallels the four canonical Gospels in length and offers a unique perspective by predicting the arrival of the Prophet Muhammad, referred to as 'Ahmad.' It emphasizes Jesus's rejection of his own deification, aligning with Islamic teachings. Notably, Jesus directly requests Barnabas to document his life and promote the message of Muhammad shortly before his crucifixion, highlighting the book's distinctive theological stance.