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This life of Christ is written on fairly conservative lines, though it treats the historical personality as a purely human figure. In a previous work (INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHO-ANALYSIS, Vol. III, p. 97), the author maintained the thesis that Jesus was the son of a Roman soldier. The book closes with a curious exordium to a Christian reunion in Germany which is to dominate the world.