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Narrated from the perspective of Barnabas, this text presents a unique account of Jesus Christ's life, differing from traditional gospels. As one of the Twelve Apostles, Barnabas offers insights into Jesus' teachings and actions, providing an alternative view that emphasizes different theological themes. The Gospel of Barnabas is part of the New Testament Apocrypha, enriching discussions around early Christian writings and beliefs.

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Focusing on Dante Alighieri's life and impact, this biography delves into his historical and cultural context within medieval Italy. Lonsdale Ragg examines Dante's intellectual and spiritual journey, highlighting his role as a prophet of freedom. The work emphasizes the enduring significance of the Divine Comedy, exploring Dante's political actions, exile from Florence, and the philosophical influences on his writing. Ragg portrays Dante as a committed advocate for liberty, solidifying his legacy as a pivotal figure in discussions of freedom and human experience.

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An important contemporary Biblical text for both Muslims and Christians alike. For Christians this forms part of the Apocryphal writings. The Qur'an says 'a Muslim should not only believe in the Last Prophet but also in the Prophets who had come prior to his advent.