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Illuminati? Altmann, in a footnote, says of the fragments of
Mendelssohn's translation, "They are in the possession of
Mr. Eric Warburg, who kindly placed photo-copies of them at
my disposal." Eric Warburg is the surviving son of Max
Warburg.
Is it mere coincidence that Eric Warburg should be heir to
this translation, or is it a hand-me-down from the Illuminati? It
is interesting to note that long before Mendelssohn ever
conceived of translating the Torah into German, the Republic
was on his mind. Was it because Mendelssohn considered its
Communist blueprint far more important than the Torah?
How did the Mendelssohn-Nicolai relationship evolve? In a
letter written in May of 1756 by Mendelssohn to Lessing, he
states, "I have tried to rid myself of as many old acquaintances
as possible, except for Prof. Sulzer and Herr Nicolai." The
letter states as follows:
"For the time being, I have become unfaithful to meditative
[grubelnden] metaphysics. I visit the Herr Nicolai very often in
his garden. (I truly love him, dearest friend, and I believe that
our friendship will thereby gain, because in him I love your true
friend.) We read poems, Herr Nicolai declaims to me his own
work, I sit in judgment as a critic, admire, laugh, censure until
nightfall. Then we once more remember you and part
company, contented with our day's work. I am making a fairly
good start toward becoming a bel esprit. Who knows whether
one day I shall not write verse? Madam Metaphysics may
forgive me. She asserts that friendship rests on the identity of
[people's] inclinations, and I find that, on the contrary, identity
of inclinations may, in reverse, rest on friendship. Your
friendship and Nicolai's has tempted me to withdraw part of
my love from that venerable matron and to give it to belles-
lettres. Our friend has even elected me a contributor to his
Bibliothek, but I am afraid that his choice will prove an
unfortunate one."
The garden of which Mendelssohn speaks is located at
Spandauerstrasse 68. Nicolai occupied it from 1755 to 1757,
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