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إبراهيم
بين شجوٍ وحنين
    
المشاركات: 14,214
الانضمام: Jun 2002
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هل سأعلم ابني "تضحية المسيح"؟
صديقي كال،
كما تذكر أننا تحدثنا بخصوص فولتير من قبل وسألت صديقي الألماني، رجل الفيزياء الفضائية، بخصوص هذا الخبر المثير للانتباه فجاءني منه الرد على النحو التالي وأنقله لك قص ولصق وتحياتي لك مع أمنياتي لك بعطلة نهاية أسبوع جميلة.
Concerning the death of Voltaire there are – for obvious reasons – variant reports. His environs, probably sympathising with him and his views, told that he died quietly “as a philosopher”. His doctor, however, Théodore Tronchin from Geneva, who enjoyed the highest respect of Voltaire, but later was maligned by Voltaire’s environs and partisans (arguing that he hadn’t been present at Voltaire’s deathbed) and who actually may have resented Voltaire’s anti-Christian utterances, reported a month after Voltaire’s death of June 27, 1778, in his letter to Bonnet, an adversary of Voltaire’s, quite differently:
“He [Voltaire] has committed all foolery, which has accelerated his death and have put him in a state of the most terrible desperation and frenzy. As soon as he realized that everything he had done to strengthen his power had a wholly obverse effect, death always hovered before his eyes. From this moment on, mania took possession of his mind.”
On July 7th, 1778, the French speaking Cologne newspaper “Gazette de Cologne” published a report (without naming the author):
“This death wasn’t peaceful. If that which a very reputable man reports from Paris and what incidentally is confirmed by the eye-witness Monsieur Tronchin, whom you hardly can refute, is true and correct, then terrible states of enragement developed with Monsieur de Voltaire shortly before his death, and he cried as if raging: ‘ I am abandoned by God and men.’ He bited his fingers, put his hands in his chamber pot, caught what was in it and eat it. – ‘I wished’, said Monsieur Tronchin, ‘that all who have been seduced by his writings had been witnesses of this death.”
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