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The Antichrist

  
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INTRODUCTION
  
PREFACE

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Footnotes

[1]

. The word Semiotik is in the text, but it is probable that Semantik is what Nietzsche had in mind.

[2]

. One of the six great systems of Hindu philosophy.

[3]

. The reputed founder of Taoism.

[4]

. Nietzsche's name for one accepting his own philosophy.

[5]

. That is, the strict letter of the law—the chief target of Jesus's early preaching.

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. A reference to the “pure ignorance” (reine Thorheit) of Parsifal.

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