· Beginning in with his instantly famous novel "Jew Suss" and followed by his "Josephus" trilogy-"Josephus" ("The Judean War"), ; "The Jew of Rome," ; and "Josephus and the Emperor" ("The Emperor and His Jew"), Feuchtwanger deals with the theme of nationalism versus cosmopolitanism, in the trilogy specifically via the life of Josephus Flavius, the renowned yet /5(). Lion Feuchtwanger's second volume of the "Josephus" trilogy takes up the story of Josephus at the time when he had become a power in Rome, and Rome was determined to be the only power in the world. Through the novelist's eyes the reader relives the dramatic events of Titus's reignthe Fire, the Plague, the visit from Judea of the exotic and exquisite princess Berenice/5(5). "The Jew of Rome" is a magnificent panorama of a brilliant age, and a moving portrait of a man whose essential honesty and clear reason made of him a wanderer through the world and a singular historian /5(1).
A book's total score is based on multiple factors, including the number of people who have voted for it and how highly those voters ranked the book. All Votes Add Books To This List. 1. Goya. by. Lion Feuchtwanger. avg rating — 1, ratings. score: , and 9 people voted. The Jew Of Rome|Lion Feuchtwanger, The Cubmaster's Packbook|Boy Scouts of America, From Dunkirk to D-Day|Richard - Text By Nicholas Usherwood, Illustrated by Richard Eurich Eurich, How to Forgive Your Ex-Husband: And Get on With Your Life|Patt Perkins. Lion Feuchtwanger. Lion Feuchtwanger (), a distinguished member of the post- World War I German literary scene, lived and wrote in political exile for the last quarter-century of his life. His masterwork, Success, is one of the great novels of the 20th century. Lion Feuchtwanger was born on July 7, , in Munich, Germany, the son of.
Lion Feuchtwanger's second volume of the "Josephus" trilogy takes up the story of Josephus at the time when he had become a power in Rome, and Rome was determined to be the only power in the world. Through the novelist's eyes the reader relives the dramatic events of Titus's reignthe Fire, the Plague, the visit from Judea of the exotic and exquisite princess Berenice. The Jew of Rome: Vol. 2 of the Trilogy of Historical Novels on Josephus, Rome, and Judea. ( ratings by Goodreads) Paperback. English. By (author) Lion Feuchtwanger. Share. "There are seventy-seven who have the ear of the world, and I am one of them." This was no idle boast on the part of Flavius Josephus, and, in the days the Roman Empire's greatness, it was no small achievement. Beginning in with his instantly famous novel "Jew Süss" and followed by his "Josephus" trilogy-"Josephus" ("The War of the Jews"), ; "The Jew of Rome," ; and "Josephus and the Emperor" ("The Emperor and His Jew"), Feuchtwanger deals with the theme of nationalism versus cosmopolitanism, in the trilogy specifically via the life of Josephus Flavius, the renowned yet controversial Jewish historian of the first century.
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