This fascinating book tells the story of the life and death of David, the famed King of Israel. Translated from the French of Ft. De Choisy by Adrian Drift, this work also includes a philosophical essay on the subjects of love and friendship. This unique perspective on a legendary figure is a must-read for anyone interested in biblical history or philosophy.

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