He defined the terror of the middle classes at the events of 24 February and Socialistic doctrines as, "the frantic terror of the pig which feels the cold edge of the knife at its throat." His latter years were sad and gloomy; he ended by doubting himself. Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani! rang in his aching and disillusioned heart like a death-knell. During the last year of his life his only pupil was an Auvergnat, a seller of chestnuts in a passage-way.... And to him the dying god bequeathed the charge of spreading his doctrines. This event took place towards the beginning of the year 1851.
[1] The Abbé d'Olivet, État social de l'homme.
[2] See the Scanda-Pousana and the Brahmanda for the details of this war.
[3] In Sanscrit linga and yoni; in Greek ϕαλλος and χοίρος.
[CHAPTER IX]
Apocalypse of the being who was once called Caillaux