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Ben-Hur Lewis Wallace Página 2 de 75 Capítulo 1 . Eran las primeras horas del día. Un viajero avanzaba por el lecho de uno de los torrentes que nacen en el monte El Jebel-Ez-Zubleh. Este monte, de unos ochenta kilómetros de longitud, se encuentra situado junto al desierto de Arabia y está atravesado por cauces de agua que,
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DESCARGAR. Ben-Hur es una novela del escritor Lewis Wallace, publicada por primera vez el 12 de noviembre de 1880, que relata la historia del joven Judá Ben Hur y sus peripecias en un mundo en que se gesta una nueva fe.
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- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- XV. A Roman Revel .
- a village of Nazareth lived Jesus, Son of
- Great had died,] and Caesar, not content with
- BEN-HUR
- Now Hannas, the idol of his party, had used his
- A month after Ishmael took the office,
- ROME AND JUDEA 3
- WITH the foregoing explanation immind,
- The companion of Messala was slighter in
- The forehead of the Roman was high and
- The question came from the younger of the
- BEN-HUR
- “Five,” answered the Jew, gazing into the
- You have grown handsome; the Greeks would
- the
The illustrations are reproduced from the film “Ben Hur ” by the courtesy of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and the Tivoli Theatre, London.
XVI. In an Arab Home XVII. Gratus Warned . XVIII. Preparation *
JL Mary; and Valerius Gratus, representing the mighty power of Rome, ruled as Governor in
deposing his son and successor, Archelaus, struck the people of Jerusalem in a manner that touched their pride keenly. He reduced Judea to a Roman province, and annexed it to Syria. So, instead of a king ruling royally from the palace left by Herod on Mount Zion, the city fell into the hands of an officer of the second grade, who was called procura...
occupied the Herodian palace in the market- place. What his authority really was, however it is easy to see. Judgment of life and death was retained by the procurator. Justice was adminis-tered in the name and according to the laws of Rome. Judea had been a Roman province eighty years and more—ample time for the Caesars to study the character of th...
power faithfully in the interest of his imperial patron. A Roman garrison held the Tower of Antonia; a Roman guard kept the gates of the palace; a Roman judge dispensed justice, civil and criminal; a Roman system of taxation, merci-lessly executed, crushed both city and country; daily, hourly, and in a thousand ways, the people were bruised and gal...
Valerius Gratus found it necessary to visit him in Jerusalem. When from the walls, hoot-ing and hissing him, the Jews beheld his !
guard enter the north gate of the city, and march to the Tower of Antonia, they understood the real purpose of the visit—a full cohort of legionaries was added to the former garrison, and the keys of their yoke could now be tightened with impunity. If the procurator thought it important to make an example, alas for the first offender
the reader is invited to look into one of the gardens of the palace on Mount Zion. The time was noonday in the middle of July, when the heat of summer was at its highest. Beside a small pool of clear water nourishing a clump of cane and oleander, unmindful of the sun shining full upon them in the breathless air, two boys, one about nineteen, the ot...
form: his garments were of fine white linen, and a cloth covered his head, held by a yellow cord, and arranged so as to fall away from the forehead down low over the back of the neck. Anyone, studying his features more than his costume, would have soon discovered him to be of Jewish descent.
narrow, his nose sharp and aquiline, while his lips were thin and straight, and his eyes cold and close under the brows. The brow of the Israelite, on the other hand, was low and broad; his nose long, with wide nostrils; his upper lip, slightly shading the lower one, short and curving to the dimpled corners, like a Cupid’s bow; points which, in con...
friends, and was made in Greek, at the time, singularly enough, the language commonly used in the politer circles of Judea. “Yes, to-morrow,” Messala answered. “I heard Ishmael, the new governor in the palace you call him high priest—tell my father so last night, but, to make quite certain, I saw a centurion from the Tower this morning, and he told...
Our farewell took place in this garden,” resumed the boy after a short pause. “‘The peace of the Lord go with you!’—your last words. ‘ The gods keep you!’ I said. Do you remember? How ” many years have passed since then?
water. “Well, you have reason to be thankful to whom shall I say? The gods? No matter.
call you beautiful. Tell me, my Judah, how the coming of the procurator is of such interest to you.” Judah bent his large eyes upon the questioner; the gaze was grave and thoughtful, and caught the Roman’s, and held it while he replied: “Yes, five years. I remember the parting; you went to Rome; I saw you start, and cried, for I loved you. The year...
rowers reached forward full length, and, deep- ening the dip of their oars, pulled suddenly with all their united force. The galley, quivering in every timber, answered with a leap. Other trumpets joined in the clamour—all from the rear, none forward—from the latter quarter only a rising sound of voices in tumult heard briefly. There was a mighty b...
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