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In Rome the Jew was considered “guilty of hatred again the entire human race.” And that view was correct, to the extent we are right to link the health and the future of the human race to the unconditional rule of aristocratic values, the Roman values.

In Rome the Jew was considered “guilty of hatred against the entire human race.” And that view was correct, to the extent we are right to link the health and the future of the human race to the unconditional rule of aristocratic values, the Roman values.

Friedrich Nietzsche (German philosopher) “On the Genealogy of Morals”, 1887