Льюис Уоллес – Ben-Hur (страница 2)
Redemption
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Wallace died at home in Indiana in 1905, never to know that the play would ultimately reach an international audience of 20 million in its twenty-two-year run, or become one of the most iconic (and most garlanded) films ever made; but without a doubt he died knowing he had put ‘Shiloh and its slanders’ behind him. He had found his elusive purpose in life.
Contents
Chapter II—Meeting of the Wise Men
Chapter III—The Athenian Speaks—Faith
Chapter IV—Speech of the Hindu—Love
Chapter V—The Egyptian’s Story—Good Works
Chapter VII—Typical Characters at the Joppa Gate
Chapter VIII—Joseph and Mary Going to Bethlehem
Chapter IX—The Cave at Bethlehem
Chapter X—The Light in the Sky
Chapter XII—The Wise Men Arrive at Jerusalem
Chapter XIII—The Witnesses Before Herod
Chapter XIV—The Wise Men Find the Child
Chapter I—Jerusalem Under the Romans
Chapter II—Ben-Hur and Messala
Chapter IV—The Strange Things Ben-Hur Wants to Know
Chapter V—Rome and Israel—A Comparison
Chapter VI—The Accident to Gratus
Chapter I—Quintus Arrius Goes to Sea
Chapter III—Arrius and Ben-Hur on Deck
Chapter VI—Arrius Adopts Ben-Hur
Chapter I—Ben-Hur Returns East
Chapter III—The Demand on Simonides
Chapter IV—Simonides and Esther
Chapter VI—The Mulberries of Daphne
Chapter VII—The Stadium in the Grove
Chapter VIII—The Fountain of Castalia
Chapter IX—The Chariot Race Discussed
Chapter X—Ben-Hur Hears of Christ
Chapter XI—The Wise Servant and His Daughter
Chapter XIII—A Driver for Ilderim’s Arabs
Chapter XIV—The Dowar in the Orchard of Palms
Chapter XV—Balthasar Impresses Ben-Hur
Chapter XVI—Christ Is Coming—Balthasar
Chapter XVII—The Kingdom—Spiritual or Political?