In Ecce Homo: Jesus the Man, Enrico Nicoló, MD, has created a critical reading of the New Testament that not only brings revolutionary discoveries as to how and why the text was written, but also unveils the true history of Jesus: the one integrated and concealed within the super_cial story most are familiar with. Through sophisticated literary techniques, Nicoló delves into the literary and philological aspects of the writing of the Gospel to cement two objectives-the story and the history-into one narrative. It becomes both a beautiful story and a historical account, delivering a clear conclusion about the true human life of Jesus and his subjection to the march of time.

Born in Italy in 1944, Nicoló was raised in a Catholic family and environment. His undergraduate degree in humanistic studies includes ancient Greek and Latin. He graduated from medical school at the University of Rome in 1972, completed his residency in surgery in Pittsburgh, and became a world-renowned surgeon.

Ecce Homo: Jesus the Man is his first religious book.