Merezhkovsky D. the Christ and Antichrist Trilogy. Three volumes. + Coming Ham.

Merezhkovsky D. the Christ and Antichrist Trilogy. Three volumes. + Coming Ham.
1 volume. A convolute. The Christ and Antichrist trilogy, part 1-the Death of the gods. Julian The Apostate. St. Petersburg, Edition Of M. Pirozhkov. 1906, p. 365 + "Coming Ham". Saint Petersburg, edition of M. V. Pirozhkov, 1906, 185 p. hardcover, size 17.5 x 23 cm. The original paperbacks for " Julian the Apostate "are enclosed inside the book, and the front cover of"The coming boor" is preserved. Good condition, scuffed binding, loose sheets.

Volume 2. The Christ and Antichrist trilogy, part 2-the Risen gods. Leonardo da Vinci. St. Petersburg, edition of M. V. Pirozhkov, 1907 820 p. Hard semi-leather binding, size 17.5 x 23 cm. Good condition, scuffed binding, original soft covers are enclosed inside the book.

Volume 3. The Christ and Antichrist trilogy, part 3-the Antichrist. Peter and Alexey. St. PETERSBURG, edition of M. V. Pirozhkov, 1907 608 p. Hardcover semi-leather cover, original covers preserved inside, size 18 x 23 cm. Very good condition, scuffed binding.

Lifetime edition. Dmitry Merezhkovsky (1866-1941)-writer, symbolist poet, philosopher. The novel trilogy 'Christ and the Antichrist' is a symbol of the ongoing struggle between good and evil. For each part, the author chose periods of time when, in his opinion, this struggle was most evident. D. S. Merezhkovsky called all this one book "about one". The beginning of work on this work was preceded by a change in the writer's worldview, his "arrival" to religion. The main idea of the trilogy is the struggle and merging of two principles, pagan and Christian, an attempt to develop a "new" Christianity.