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Zarathustra's Prologue | 1 | |
Part 1 | ||
I | The Three Metamorphoses | 13 |
II | The Academic Chairs of Virtue | 14 |
III | Backworldsmen | 16 |
IV | The Despisers of the Body | 19 |
V | Joys and Passions | 20 |
VI | The Pale Criminal | 22 |
VII | Reading and Writing | 23 |
VIII | The Tree on the Hill | 25 |
IX | The Preachers of Death | 27 |
X | War and Warriors | 28 |
XI | The New Idol | 29 |
XII | The Flies in the Market-place | 31 |
XIII | Chastity | 34 |
XIV | The Friend | 35 |
XV | The Thousand and One Goals | 36 |
XVI | Neighbour-Love | 38 |
XVII | The Way of the Creating One | 39 |
XVIII | Old and Young Women | 41 |
XIX | The Bite of the Adder | 43 |
XX | Child and Marriage | 44 |
XXI | Voluntary Death | 46 |
XXII | The Bestowing Virtue | 48 |
Part 2 | ||
XXIII | The Child with the Mirror | 53 |
XXIV | In the Happy Isles | 55 |
XXV | The Pitiful | 57 |
XXVI | The Priests | 59 |
XXVII | The Virtuous | 61 |
XXVIII | The Rabble | 63 |
XXIX | The Tarantulas | 65 |
XXX | The Famous Wise Ones | 68 |
XXXI | The Night-Song | 70 |
XXXII | The Dance-Song | 71 |
XXXIII | The Grave-Song | 73 |
XXXIV | Self-Surpassing | 76 |
XXXV | The Sublime Ones | 78 |
XXXVI | The Land of Culture | 80 |
XXXVII | Immaculate Perception | 82 |
XXXVIII | Scholars | 84 |
XXXIX | Poets | 86 |
XL | Great Events | 88 |
XLI | The Soothsayer | 91 |
XLII | Redemption | 93 |
XLIII | Manly Prudence | 97 |
XLIV | The Stillest Hour | 99 |
Part 3 | ||
XLV | The Wanderer | 103 |
XLVI | The Vision and the Enigma | 106 |
XLVII | Involuntary Bliss | 110 |
XLVIII | Before Sunrise | 112 |
XLIX | The Bedwarfing Virtue | 115 |
L | On the Olive-Mount | 119 |
LI | On Passing-by | 121 |
LII | The Apostates | 124 |
LIII | The Return Home | 127 |
LIV | The Three Evil Things | 130 |
LV | The Spirit of Gravity | 133 |
LVI | Old and New Tables | 136 |
LVII | The Convalescent | 152 |
LVIII | The Great Longing | 156 |
LIX | The Second Dance Song | 159 |
LX | The Seven Seals | 162 |
Part 4 and Last | ||
LXI | The Honey Sacrifice | 166 |
LXII | The Cry of Distress | 169 |
LXIII | Talk with the Kings | 172 |
LXIV | The Leech | 175 |
LXV | The Magician | 177 |
LXVI | Out of Service | 183 |
LXVII | The Ugliest Man | 186 |
LXVIII | The Voluntary Beggar | 190 |
LXIX | The Shadow | 193 |
LXX | Noontide | 195 |
LXXI | The Greeting | 198 |
LXXII | The Supper | 202 |
LXXIII | The Higher Man | 203 |
LXXIV | The Song of Melancholy | 212 |
LXXV | Science | 215 |
LXXVI | Among Daughters of the Desert | 218 |
LXXVII | The Awakening | 222 |
LXXVIII | The Ass-Festival | 225 |
LXXIX | The Drunken Song | 228 |
LXXX | The Sign | 234 |
Appendix | Notes on Thus Spake Zarathustra | 237 |
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