The series of sermons by the Dominican monk Girolamo Savonarola on the book of the prophet Haggai is of particular interest as a unique document reflecting not only the amazing personality of its creator, but also a turning point in the history of Florence, when political events posed a real threat to its existence (November - December 1494 G.). Savonarola, as a clever politician, took advantage of the current state of affairs to implement his long-cherished plans for a social structure. The myth became a reality for a short time: a kind of theocratic republic was created - thanks to the strength of conviction and ability to convince others, the unbending will and strong faith of the Dominican friar. For a wide range of readers. CONTENTS: SERMONS ON THE BOOK OF THE PROPHET OF HAGGAI Sermon 1 7 Sermon II 18 Sermon III 28 Sermon IV 35Sermon V 43Sermon VI 49Sermon VII 56Sermon VIII 65Sermon IX 74Sermon X 80Sermon XI 88Sermon XII 97Sermon XIII 107Sermon XIV 117Sermon XV 127Sermon XVI 133Sermon XVII 140Sermon b XVIII 151 Sermon XIX 161 Sermon XX 172 Sermon XXI 180 Sermon XXII 191 Sermon XXIII 203 APPENDICES A.B. Toporova. Political sermon of Girolamo Savonarola (cycle of sermons on the book of the prophet Haggai) 215 Notes (compiled by A.V. Toporova) 248 Chronicle of the life of Girolamo Savonarola 304