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Auerbach shows how Christianity reinterpreted biblical themes to restore them to the rank of premonitory images and anticipatory figures of Christian sacred history
He assumes the ambition of a history painting revived by the romantic heritage
established in 1905 and responsible for preserving the tomb of Napoleon I
published at the end of the month
Des amphores, du grain et des hommes. Les relations politiques et économiques des cités de l'ouest de la mer Noire avec le monde grec (Ve-Ier siècles a.C.). Amérique centrale et du sud Auerbach shows how Christianity reinterpretedBy studying the western coast of the Black Sea, from Niknion at the mouth of the Dniester to Apollonia Pontus in southern Bulgaria, this book offers a new vision of the exchanges between the neighboring Greek cities of Thrace and Scythia and the rest of the Greek world from the 5th to the 1st century BC.
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