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de: Gesetz wider das Christenthum. S. 47 des Manuskripts von Friedrich Nietzsches Der Antichrist (das Blatt befindet sich allerdings seit einem Zeitpunkt zwischen 1909 und 1932 in der Ecce homo-Kassette). Der Text war mindestens zeitweise als Schluss von AC geplant, aber (wahrscheinlich von Nietzsche selbst) mit einem weißen Blatt überklebt. In der KGW ist der Text in kleinerem Satz am Ende von AC gedruckt, da sich Nietzsches Absichten nicht mehr endgültig klären lassen. Faksimile in Erich Podach: Friedrich Nietzsches Werke des Zusammenbruchs, Heidelberg 1961, Abbildung VIII nach S. 432. Original: Druckmanuskript D XXV in den Nietzsche-Beständen des Goethe- und Schiller-Archivs, Weimar.

en: Gesetz wider das Christenthum ("law / decree against Christianity"). Page 47 of the manuscript of Friedrich Nietzsche's Der Antichrist (but since some point between 1909 and 1932 kept in the Ecce homo manuscript). At least for some time, Nietzsche intended this text to be the ending of AC. The page had however been pasted over with a blank page, probably by Nietzsche himself. Much discussion (Podach, Champromis, Kaufmann, Montinari) has arisen over this text. In the Colli-Montinari edition, the text is printed after AC's ending and in smaller letters to make clear that Nietzsche's final intentions about it are not clear. — Facsimile from Erich Podach: Friedrich Nietzsches Werke des Zusammenbruchs, Heidelberg 1961, figure VIII after p. 432. Manuscript D XXV in the Goethe- und Schiller-Archiv, Weimar.

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