Religions Tend To Disappear With Man's Good

Many Novelists Take Well-defined, Precise Characters, Whose Stories Are Sometimes Of Mediocre Interest, And Place Them In An Important Historical Context, Which Remains Secondary In Spite Of Everything.

Fiction Has Consisted Either Of Placing Imaginary Characters In A True Story, Which Is The Iliad, Or Of Presenting The Story Of An Individual As Having A General Historical Value, Which Is The Odyssey.

The Iliad Is The Private Lives Of People Thrown Into Disorder By History.

All Societies Are Historical.

Man's Usual Routine Is To Work And To Dream And Work And Dream.