Definition: The word "albacea" in the New King James Version (KJV) translates to "black" or "black-skinned." It has a positive connotation in Old English, suggesting that someone appears to be a black person. However, it is important to note that its exact definition may vary depending on the context and era of reference. In certain religious or philosophical texts, it could represent a literal black character (as seen in the "Black Knight" narrative) or as a metaphor representing a concept related to justice or righteousness, which often refers to being a person born into privilege. In general, "albacea" is considered an allusion to the idea of the wickedness and corruption that would result from a society that relied solely on one race for power and prosperity. The term implies that it would be difficult for a white person to lead such a society.

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